TeRRa HeAvEn Eco-Arts is an expansive Art Workshop + Earth Stewardship project.
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• T.H.E.A. is committed to nurturing symbiotic Arts + Ecology practices for ALL AGES in their exploration of the Earth as our primary teacher.
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T.H.E.A. activities include:
Nature + Arts Education Ecology
Fine Arts
Art Development
Guided Experimentation
On-line Classroom Multidisciplinary Studio Arts
Anthroposophy + Hand Arts
Herbalism for all ages
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〰️ Our Youth Arts Pedagogy is:
Bio-dynamic + Interdisciplinary
Steiner Education + Célestin Freinet Art based
Diverse Nature School Modules
Plein Air Ecole Movement infused
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Plein Air Ecoles/ Outdoor Air Schools were built on the concept that fresh air and exposure to the outside contributed to improved health, to provide a space free from pollution and overcrowding founded by Prof. Dr. Bernhard Bendix and Berlin's schools inspector Hermann Neufert it offered "open-air therapy" to urban youths
Anthroposophy’s goal is/ “The elevation of the human faculty of knowledge to Imagination, Inspiration and Intuition”
Rudolf Steiner- Third conference, Dornach, April 15, 1923
There were five defining concepts of Célestin Freinet's pedagogy and these were: 1) pedagogy of work (encourage children to make things and provide services 2) inquiry-based learning (group-based trail and error work) 3) cooperative learning 4) a natural method (learning based on real experiences of children) and 5) democratic self-government.
All Lesson plans @ THEA are developed by an Artist in Practice, Nature School Teacher, Waldorf Trained Educator and Homeschool fluent parent with resilient composition for supporters, youth of all ages and adults .
We Explore:
• Grounded Practice
• Fine Arts thru Play
• Connection
“Forming deeply contemplative Earth partnerships w/in Eco-Arts Education… Students integrate strong bonds.”
Photo by Vanessa Santos
Photo by Alia Walston