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#17 Including the Heart in Biodynamic Education
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In this podcast, we talk with Simone Helmle about why the heart, warmth and movement can become essential parts of adult education in biodynamics and anthroposophy. We talk about why Covid changed the learning experience and what can be done to provide an experience-based and long-lasting teaching experience for new students of the subjects.
Simone teaches the subject "Socioculture and Anthroposophy" in the master course for resilient entrepreneurship in biodynamics at the Freie Landbauschule Bodensee e.V. in Überlingen/Germany. She holds a doctorate and habilitation in agricultural sociology. Accompanying people in the development of their individual potential is a matter very dear to her heart.
You want to know more about the work of Simone? Check out this website: www.landbauschule-bodensee.de
Do you want to know more about our work in adult education? Check out our website of our Deepen Biodynamics courses here: https://www.sektion-landwirtschaft.org/en/deepen-biodynamics
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