In addition to dealing with school budget cuts and how to teach kids remotely and/or in person during this pandemic, music teachers are now having to navigate the changing world of copyright licensing.
Several considerations to ensure performance-based assessments yield more than just a data point for accountability.
The need for the arts in every life we serve is vital, and you are the dedicated “composer” of each classroom or rehearsal session
A few key takeaways on what community choral leaders should be doing to prepare for the year ahead.
A list of criteria you may want to consider in determining if a student deserves a letter of recommendation, and if so, how complimentary it should be.
As educators, it is incumbent upon us to communicate the emotional (if not therapeutic) value of music to those we teach.
With the school year now beginning, it’s a good time to make some resolutions—school year resolutions.
Many years ago, when I was a junior in high school, our concert band director who was my private clarinet teacher, told me at a
An internship can be one of the most rewarding experiences of a college education.
“Your life is just two dates separated by a dash…Make that dash count.”
