A class set of ukuleles can open up a whole new world for students. However, classroom management with anything that makes sound can always be a challenge. In this post, check out my top 3 tips for ensuring your classroom remains a safe and welcoming learning...
Using literature in the elementary music classroom is a favorite of teachers and the books that have been coming out in the last number of years are some of the most exciting we have had for music education. If you haven’t stumbled into Vicky Weber yet, she’s a...
Many teachers intend to spend a good chunk of their summer preparing for the next year. Everything from revamping lessons to taking levels to reading professional development books. Intentions are always good and sometimes goals are achieved (yay!). But every now...
It’s that time of year! Many of us have just finished up major concerts and WE. ARE. DONE! So are the kids frankly. We have worked super hard and it’s time to relax. Except – you might still have two weeks of school left. What are you going to do...
There have been a few game-changers in my career as a music educator. Things like Pitch Hill, sub-tub technology devices, and integrating iPads have made my life easier and so much better in the classroom. Still, for the longest time, I struggled with teaching...
