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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Resources for Online Teaching Program Health Professional Development Yamaha Staff March 24, 2020 Updated 4/17/2020 at 1:48 p.m. PST During this trying and uncertain time, […]
A hidden curriculum is an unavoidable issue for music educators that needs careful examination. Hidden Curriculum has been defined as “the unspoken or implicit values, […]
The Kansas Orff Chapter is a professional organization of currently 96 Kansas music educators and is a local chapter of the American Orff-Schulwerk Association. Orff-Schulwerk […]
This article first appeared in The Orff Echo Fall 2018 issue, Vol. 51, No. 1. © 2019 American Orff-Schulwerk Association: Chagrin Falls, OH. Used by permission. […]
What do businesses look for in a potential employee? If asked most business owners might answer, “Someone who is punctual, can communicate, learns quickly, is committed […]
Over my four decades of studying how to create an ensemble culture that results in consistent levels of excellence, I’ve focused more and more on […]
In the spirit of this year’s KMEA theme, “Mentoring New Teachers,” it seems appropriate to encourage all music educators, new and veteran, to consider mentoring […]
For the last two years, my team and I have been building an online tool intended to help conductors, educators, and researchers find composers from […]