In addition to creating the WaldorfOnline Courses for Grades One through Eight, during the past decade Eugene Schwartz has also created many streaming online courses. With the same breadth and depth that the WaldorfOnline Courses approach the Waldorf curriculum, Eugene's courses explore the challenges, trials, and triumphs that individual teachers and the Waldorf movement face in the twenty-first century.
Among the topics covered by Eugene's courses are gender and identity, DEI, the changing role of the class teacher, artificial intelligence, and efforts to reform and revamp the Waldorf curriculum. Also available are the finest online study of the life and work of Rudolf Steiner and an insightful presentation of the circumstances surrounding the founding of the first Waldorf school in 1919.
In the past, each course was available only once a year. By popular demand, we are now making all of the courses accessible in two ways. Each course will be featured once a year at the reduced fee of $100. And each course will be available for streaming all year long on our new Catalyst Courses web page. For those who wish to choose their own dates for course participation, their will be an additional charge.
A Streaming Online Course
with Eugene Schwartz
September 21 & 22, 2024
A Streaming Online Course
with Eugene Schwartz
A Streaming Online Course
with Eugene Schwartz
A Streaming Online Course
with Eugene Schwartz
In this weekend course Eugene contends that the most important task facing Waldorf educators and parents is to understand the ramifications of artificial intelligence and acknowledge the role that it is already playing in the lives of our students.
A Streaming Online Course
with Eugene Schwartz
A Streaming Online Course
with Eugene Schwartz
The Rudolf Steiner Course
with Eugene Schwartz
1919: Discord & Destiny
with Eugene Schwartz