Music Education and Teaching In A Post COVID-19 World
Dr. Pisano lists numerous articles realted to music education as they pertain to a Post Covid-19 world. These articles are sepearted into sub-categories.
Continue reading#Elmusedchat: World Music
If you follow #elmusedchat on Twitter, then you know that Theresa Turner @TunefulTechie holds a weekly chat about topics for the elementary music educator. The chats usually occur on Sundays,…
Continue readingPodcast: MusicFirst Profiles in Teaching with Technology
Podcasts have been around for years, but recently there have been a variety of great ones for music education. One excellent podcast is MusicFirst’s Profiles in Teaching with Technology, hosted…
Continue readingEarly Childhood Care and Support for NJ’s Infants and Toddlers
Recently, I was interviewed by Dr. Steve Adubato for his One-to-One segment and his panel discussion on Caucus NJ about the importance of the arts in education in NJ. A…
Continue readingSecond Day in First Steps
The second day in Dr. Strong’s First Steps in Music by Dr. Feierabend course was better than the first. It moved further into the research as well as emerging us…
Continue readingFirst Day in First Steps
Today, I started the certification process for Dr. Feierabend’s First Steps program. This program focuses on teaching music to children from birth to around grade 1. This course is being…
Continue readingHow Being a Marching Band Director is Like Being a CEO
NOTE: This is a very popular post on MusTech.Net – I have written an additional article and presentation on it here: https://mustech.net/2019/08/band-director-as-a-corporate-leader-or-ceo/ Please read this article first. Enjoy! ———————————————— Most…
Continue readingCelebrate Music In Our Schools Month®: Ideas for Early Childhood and Elementary Music Classes
March is the official month designated by the National Association for Music Education (NAfME) for the observance of Music In Our Schools Month® (MIOSM®). This event first occurred as a…
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