Steiner Voices XYZ
Steiner Voices XYZ
Podcast Description
Welcome to Steiner Voices XYZ, a podcast series hosted by Steiner Education Australia. We’re a forum for some of the varied voices of Steiner school communities and their people around the country, of teachers, parents and students.
Steiner education is a worldwide movement of some 1100 schools across the globe, on all inhabited continents and embraced by parents, teachers and students of all cultural backgrounds. In Australia we have 52 schools who are members of Steiner Education Australia and are all dedicated to delivering the rich and uplifting Australian Steiner Curriculum framework, recognised by the government education regulator ACARA as an approved equivalent to the Australian Curriculum version 9.
Listen to our Steiner Voices podcast series and you’ll meet some of the many people who make our Australian Steiner schools such vibrant learning communities.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores themes surrounding Steiner education, community involvement, and the holistic development of children. Episodes delve into topics such as the unique pedagogical methods in Steiner schools, storytelling in classrooms, and personal journeys of parents influenced by Steiner principles, including an episode where a dentist's observation triggered a parent's choice of Steiner education for her children.
Welcome to Steiner Voices XYZ, a podcast series hosted by Steiner Education Australia. We’re a forum for some of the varied voices of Steiner school communities and their people around the country, of teachers, parents and students.
Steiner education is a worldwide movement of some 1100 schools across the globe, on all inhabited continents and embraced by parents, teachers and students of all cultural backgrounds. In Australia we have 52 schools who are members of Steiner Education Australia and are all dedicated to delivering the rich and uplifting Australian Steiner Curriculum framework, recognised by the government education regulator ACARA as an approved equivalent to the Australian Curriculum version 9.
Listen to our Steiner Voices podcast series and you’ll meet some of the many people who make our Australian Steiner schools such vibrant learning communities.
Charity Muli’s life as a Steiner or Waldorf teacher has taken her from Nairobi, Kenya, to Guatemala City, and now to Perth, WA where she is the Class 1 teacher at Helena River Waldorf School. After discovering Steiner education in Nairobi, she has taught three cycles of the early years of the class teacher period, taught Swahili as a second language, run an Inclusive extra lesson department and also been one of the founding teachers of a new school. Her experiences of Steiner education across three continents have affirmed her confidence in the curriculum and pedagogy where she feels safe and supported. Each school has felt like “another home”. A guiding light through this journey has been the foundational picture of the human being that underlies Steiner education, and the collaborative work by teachers to apply this vision in the classroom. Charity values the renewal that comes from this work, which gives her a sense of always evolving into a different human being.
For more information about Steiner education: https://steinereducation.edu.au/
For more information about locations and contact details of Steiner schools: https://steinereducation.edu.au/schools/
Teacher education and professional learning: https://steinereducation.edu.au/events/
Working in a Steiner school: https://steinereducation.edu.au/jobs/#vacancies
Our facebook page is https://www.facebook.com/steinereducationaustralia
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/steinereducationaustralia/
The beautifully performed theme music ‘Libertango’ is played by Esther Abrami and Alexandra Whittingham.
Esther’s website: https://www.estherabrami.com/
Alexandra’s website: https://www.alexandrawhittingham.com/
Podcast produced by: https://piccolopodcasts.com.au/
Disclaimer
This podcast’s information is provided for general reference and was obtained from publicly accessible sources. The Podcast Collaborative neither produces nor verifies the content, accuracy, or suitability of this podcast. Views and opinions belong solely to the podcast creators and guests.
For a complete disclaimer, please see our Full Disclaimer on the archive page. The Podcast Collaborative bears no responsibility for the podcast’s themes, language, or overall content. Listener discretion is advised. Read our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy for more details.