Foundations of
steiner education II
Module 2
You may enrol in each module individually, or as a module in the full Primary Certificate course.
Overview
This module illuminates how children perceive, experience, and engage with the world, providing a foundation for educational practice that supports healthy development.
Alongside the theoretical study, participants explore form drawing as an artistic and pedagogical discipline that cultivates observation, movement, balance, coordination, and sensory integration.
Dates: 4 May – 15 June 2027
Term: 2
Duration: 7 weeks | Live Online: 2 hours per week
Tutors: Tania Hungerford and Rod Tomlinson
Fee: $560
Key Learning Areas
• Rudolf Steiner’s Foundations of Human Experience and relevance to contemporary educational practice
• The Twelve Senses and their significance in child development
• The relationship between the lower, middle, and higher sensesSensory strengths, challenges, and healthy development
• Practical approaches to supporting sensory integration
• Form drawing as an artistic and educational practice
• Movement, rhythm, perception, and learning
Assessment
rating a range of form drawing skills and reflective annotations
• Artistic and informative poster illustrating the Twelve Senses, annotated with the sense’s description and ways to nurture and support.
• Creative written reflection exploring selected themes from Foundations of Human Experience
Standards
Steiner Education Australia
1.2, 1.4, 2.7
Hague Circle
Yes
AITSL Standards
1.1, 1.5
