Program Structure - Block 8 - Waldorf Community Collaborative Counseling - Education - Antioch University New England
Block Eight - 2008 Program
The Soul of Discipline
with Kim John Payne
This program is Block 8 of the nine–block Waldorf Collaborative Counseling Program. The program focuses on supporting parents and teachers to meet a wide range of emotional and behavioral issues.
The goals of this block are:
- To help the participant learn to articulate the essential difference between punishment and accountability in the restorative approach
- To build participant understanding of the nature of parent teacher relationships involving discipline
- To help teachers and parents create healthy discipline approaches
- To practice skills and meeting styles that create a safe collaborative space for parents and teachers
- To stimulate a process of self–awareness so that participants get in touch with their own attitudes regarding discipline
We will explore:
- The history of parenting and educational discipline outlooks
- Shifting discipline approaches away from those that are not helpful
- Our own biography and how this influences our disciplinary attitudes
- The disciplinary culture clash that can occur between home and school
- Three–fold discipline that creates creative compliance in early childhood, social responsibility in the elementary years, and management of critical choices for teens
- Understanding the anger that undermines temperaments
- Healthy, restorative school discipline policy
Dates and Times TBA