Teaching Children to Write: Its Connection with the Development of Spatial Consciousness in the Child

McAllen, Audrey E.

Rudolf Steiner Press

Extra Lesson: Exercise in Movement, Drawing and Painting for Helping Children With Difficulties With Writing, Reading, and Arithmetic

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

St George Book Service

Teaching Children Handwriting is not just another book about teaching block printing and cursive script. It is actually a reference for the whole language arts curriculum in the first three grades and beyond. It begins with the young child's orientation in space and presents written language in the context of the development of human consciousness. Offering practical suggestions for activities, posture, choice of writing instruments, and much more, Audrey McAllen also provides helpful insights into learning difficulties that can be observed through a child's writing and offers guidance and encouragement. Teaching Children Handwriting is a real treasure for teachers, homeschooling parents, and all who love the written word.

Teaching Children Handwriting: Historical, Developmental, and Practical Aspects of Writing

Rudolf Steiner College

Children take their daytime experience into their sleep life. In this book, Audrey E. McAllen writes explicitly about the importance of sleep in education, including lively descriptions of her experiences working with children. Very valuable are the Moral Color Exercises, a series of paintings she developed from indications by Rudolf Steiner and Hilde Boos-Hamburger, exercises very much appreciated by children from sixth grade on.

Sleep: An Unobserved Element in Education

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

This revised and expanded 7th edition of this bestseller, The Extra Lesson, provides careful and thorough instructions for remedial drawing, painting, and movement exercises developed by Audrey E. McAllen, the author of Sleep: An Unobserved Element in Education and Teaching Children Handwriting. The learning difficulties experienced by students struggling with writing, reading, and arithmetic are addressed and mediated by the activities described in the book. Elementary and high school age students can discover a new connection to who they are and to their tasks and thus overcome obstacles to learning

The Extra Lesson: Movement, Drawing, and Painting Exercises to Help Children with Difficulties in Writing, Reading, and Arithmetic

The Listening Ear gives teachers an understanding of speech training through specially selected exercises. The aim is to help develop clear speaking in the classroom and to assist those concerned with the creative power of speech as a teaching tool. The author looks at the links between speech and child development, the speech organs, the effects of artificially produced sound on speech development, rhythm, meter, and the sound groups.

The Listening Ear: The Development of Speech As a Creative Influence in Education

Hawthorn Pr

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