

The Steiner approach to teaching places a large emphasis on the role of the imagination in learning.
Considerable freedom is given to Steiner schools and teachers to develop their own curriculum and there is an overall view that childhood is divided into seven-year developmental stages, each having its own learning requirements.
Worldwide there are over 1000 Steiner Waldorf schools and growth in Steiner education is expected to be considerable.
WHAT THIS SPECIALTY COVERS
Students will cover key subjects taught in schools along with Steiner education theories and perspectives.
Students will experience student teaching in a range of settings within schools, and in the final year, in Steiner schools.
Placements will vary in length, and will enable students to connect theory and practice. A specialist Steiner lecturer is here to support students with their studies.
Steiner Primary Teaching

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
295200 Taki Haere Mai
295201 Primary Professional Inquiry and Practice I
295113 Human Development and Learning I
295151 Mathematics I
295152 English
295114 Whanau/Family and Society
295150 Science
295158 Arts
Year 2
296262 Primary Professional Inquiry and Practice II
296260 Karanga Mai
295154 Mathematics II
295157 Technology
296252 Reading
295203 Health and Physical Education
295156 Social Studies
296227 Principles of Learning and Teaching
Year 3
297006 Primary Professional Inquiry and Practice III
297333 Research for Teaching
296226 Inclusive Education
297363 Steiner Education Theory
297366 Human Development & Learning III: Steiner Perspectives
296336 Steiner Primary Curriculum
297367 Programme Planning, Assessment & Evaluation: Steiner
297334 Sociopolitical Perspectives in Education
In support of the Treaty of Waitangi, AUT offers Nil Fee Te Reo Māori papers that can be taken as part of a Bachelor of Education at AUT.