The Promise of Artistic Process: Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Aligns the Standards
By NAfME Members Scott Edgar, Fran Kick, and Lori Schwartz Reichl Reprinted with permission from Music in a Minuet NAfME blog. Click here to access […]
Articles by Gaile Stephens
Bitmoji Classrooms: Why Teachers Are Buzzing About Them
By Catherine Gewertz Partial reprint obtained with permission from Education Week. If social media posts are any indication, Bitmoji classrooms are becoming a teacher obsession. Since […]
Teaching While Social Distancing
By Aileen Miracle Reprinted with permission from Mrs. Miracle’s Music Room blog. Are you wondering how you will teach while social distancing? Struggling with what […]
Not Your Forte Podcast: A Guide to Keeping Music Ed Simple
By: Eric Tinkler Senior in Music Education at Kansas State University. https://www.erictinkler-musiceducation.com/ https://notyourforte.buzzsprout.com/ Not Your Forte is a music education podcast that provides a resource […]
Mentoring Minute
Are you a music educator in your first three years of teaching? If so, the KMEA Mentoring Network is here to provide you with opportunities […]
Zooming into Fall with Tri-M Music Honor Society
By Shelly Cole Remote, Hybrid, Virtual, HEPA filters, PPE, Social Distancing, Aerosol Emissions. All of these words have taken on new meaning in the past […]
Northwest District Update
by Joey Nickols WELCOME TO THE 2020-2021 SCHOOL YEAR! Where nothing is the same and we are ALL first-year teachers again! NW District calendar: https://nwkmea.org/?section=calendar […]
Virtual Choirs
Student Thoughts on Taking Performance Online By NAfME Members Bobby Olson and Scott N. Edgar Reprinted with permission from Music in a Minuet Blog https://nafme.org/virtual-choirs/ […]
Distance Learning for Special Learners in the Music Classroom
By NAfME Member Brian Wagner-Yeung Reprinted with permission from the NAfME blog Music in a Minuet. Many students have been struggling during this time period […]
Band in the Time of a Pandemic
By MJ Robinson They say hindsight is 2020. The phrase is popular, but maybe not the definition. In short, it means that when you look […]
