From the 2008 International Waldorf Early Childhood Conference in New Hampshire

Lectures by Michaela Glöckler, Johanna Steegmans and Renate Long-Breipohl.
Leading from the archetypal roots of Waldorf education in the unfolding consciousness and sensory development of the child, to the need for conscious self-development in the educator supported by the mighty cosmic images of the Zodiac, these thoughts are offered to a wider audience in the hopes that they will “encourage those who are striving valiantly to love, protect, and educate young children” (from the Foreword by Nancy Blanning, Editor).

Contents:  
The Archetypal Roots of Waldorf Education - Michaela Glöckler
The Developing Child: Lecture One - Johanna Steegmans - the senses
The Developing Child: Lecture Two - Johanna Steegmans - media, uprightness
The Developing Adult: Lecture One - Renate Long-Breipohl - soul experience of the zodiac
The Developing Adult: Lecture Two - Renate Long-Breipohl - soul experience of the zodiac continued
Biographical Notes on the Lecturers

Available in print from the publisher WECAN