NAfME Choral Cues Stimulate Conversation during Music In Our Schools Month®
#MIOSM22 Choral Cues by NAfME Members Stefanie Weigand and Dean Luethi Reprinted with permission from the NAfME Music in a Minuet Blog During this year’s Music […]
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5 S.M.A.R.T. Ideas to Help RETAIN (This Year’s) Beginners
by Marcia Neel This article is written as a follow-up to the article that Charlie Menghini and I provided last month regarding the success of […]
A Performance They Will Always Remember
by Dr. Charles T. Menghini and Marcia Neel Attendees at the 2022 IMEC (Illinois Music Education Conference) experienced a unique performance this past January. The […]
Is Everyone Replaceable?
By Tim Lautzenheiser We’ve heard it time-and-time again, “Everyone is replaceable!” Really? You can replace a POSITION, but can you replace a PERSON(ality)? If there was *ever* […]
KSHSAA Update: COVID-19 Mitigation Information
By Craig Manteuffel, KSHSAA Assistant Executive Director Hello Kansas Music Teachers! Congratulations teachers for all you did in 2020-21. You faced many challenges, but we […]
Returning to Center: Self-Care for Music Educators
By Christa Kuebel (NAfME member) Reprinted with permission from the NAfME Music in a Minuet blog. Christa Kuebel presented on “Returning to Center: Self-Care for […]
Bummed or Burned Out? Teacher Self-Care
Diagnosis, and Remediation By Paul Fox Reprinted with permission from Paul Fox’s blog as featured in Music in a Minuet. THIS IS PART VI IN […]
Tips for Students Recording Auditions
Dr. Frank Perez, Director of Bands Associate Professor of Music – Baker University Recording With Accompaniment Track (For Virtual Ensemble Recordings): The student will perform […]
Thinking Outside the Box for Black History Month
How Do We Change the Narrative? By NAfME Member Marques L. A. Garrett Reprinted with permission from Music in the Minuet blog. https://nafme.org/thinking-outside-box-black-history-month/ February is […]
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 […]
