Culturally Responsive Practice in the Music Classroom
Culturally Responsive Practice in the Music Classroom A Transcript of the March 27, 2017, NAfME Council for Innovations Twitter Chat NAfME’s Council for Innovations is the home for…
Category: Innovations: Home for innovative ideas in all areas of music education, including emerging ensembles (i.e. world and popular music) and digital media
2014 NAfME Electronic Music Composition Contest Winners Announced
NAfME is pleased to announce the following winners of the 2014 Electronic Music Composition Contest – K-8 Winner: Stephanie Chow, Out of the Fray Grade 7, Thomas Metcalf Laboratory School,…
Call for Proposals for 2014 Nashville Conference are due Dec 20
We are encouraging members to submit proposals in the IN-ovations category for the 2014 NAfME In-Service Conference in Nashville. This year we had outstanding sessions and we look forward to…
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2013 In-Service Conference Innovations sessions bringing music of many cultures into the classroom
Evolving Technology in Musical Education Infographic
From Kent State University: View Evolving Technology in Musical Education Infographic
Teach Popular Music and Get Free Instruments Through Little Kids Rock
Little Kids Rock is a non-profit organization that transforms children’s lives by partnering with school districts and offering training, instruments, and curriculum to public school teachers, with a focus on…
Deadline: Special Offer for Graduating Seniors
Graduating Seniors—Want to get a discount on your regular NAFME membership in your first year of teaching? As a graduating senior member of NAfME Collegiate, you are eligible to receive…
New Instrumentation, Deadline for NAfME Student Composers Contest
The 2013 NAfME Student Composers Contest will allow student composers K-12, and Collegiate the freedom to compose for any combination of instruments and/or voices, or for instrumental or vocal solo. Compositions must…
Teaching Music with Technology – An Interview with Barbara Freedman
Imagine teaching the most requested course in the school. At Greenwich High School in Connecticut, music educator Barbara Freedman holds that honor. She teaches four levels of music technology, the…
