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Lindisfarne Books

About the Author:

Andando Caminos offers support in all aspects of Waldorf Spanish lessons, 
based on the developmental levels as the children move through the grades 
according to indications from Rudolf Steiner. For language teachers, 
it is just as important to understand the children in each stage of their 
development as it is to cultivate balanced and artistic lessons. Andando Caminos 
does not intend to bring a lesson plan to teachers, but to provide support for that task. 
It offers a practical perspective on planning the lessons, as well as encouragement for 
individual teachers to discover their own artistry and gifts. Included are ample 
materials available from the Hispanic culture. Although countries in Latin America 
and Spain share many songs and customs, others are distinctive to each region or country. 
From the folk tale "El Gallo Kiriko" to "Nicolás Guillén's Los Abuelos," and from 
the Mexican legend of "Los Volcanes" to the shadow play of the ballad "Conde Olinos," 
this text brings material suitable for all of the grades. Each piece is introduced with 
explanatory text for the teacher and is arranged according to the grades, 
first through eighth. Everything included in this book has been tested in the classroom. 
Language teachers in Waldorf schools need more than strategies for delivering content. 
The work of teaching involves a human approach to learning-creativity and a 
path of self-discovery. In the words of the Spanish poet Antonio Machado, 
"Caminante no hay camino se hace camino al andar."

 360pages

 paperback / ISBN-13: 978-1621480372  / Publisher: Rudolph Steiner Pr (September 30, 2014)