Embryology, Genetics and Ecology

A helpful companion for Steiner-Waldorf teachers teaching life sciences in the Upper School, filled with ways to make lessons engaging and insightful. Embryology, Genetics and Ecology will help teachers to spark a sustained interest in science in their students as they progress to the upper school within the Steiner-Waldorf curriculum.This book covers key topics including genetics, DNA theory and contemporary ecology, describing the interdependency of one life form to another, and human beings to them all. Experienced Steiner-Waldorf teacher Michael Holdrege offers a lively approach to introducing these concepts to help teachers make their lessons engaging. A helpful resource for Steiner Waldorf teachers teaching life sciences to Classes 11 and 12 (age 16 to 18) to encourage the scientists of the future.