Student-Created Rubrics in the Music Classroom
Assess Yourself Student-Created Rubrics in the Music Classroom By NAfME Member Heather D. Waters How might your fourth-grade student describe a “proficient” recorder performance? Within…
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“We teach students first, content second.”
“We teach students first, content second.” Member Spotlight: Keith Hancock This article originally appeared in the August 2017 Teaching Music. By Stephen Holley Keith Hancock’s journey into music education was long in…
Conducting is Good for Your Health! Expanding Your Conducting Vocabulary
Conducting is Good for Your Health! Expanding Your Conducting Vocabulary By NAfME Member Dr. Andrea Strauss Have you ever wanted to improve your conducting? Many of us would like…
Don’t You Want To Be A REAL Teacher?
Don’t You Want To Be A REAL Teacher? 6 Ways to Educate & Advocate for Yourself By NAfME member Malinda Essex Article originally published on Room 102: Life and times of a…
“Dude, You’re a Fag!”: On Being a Gay Music Teacher in the South
“Dude, You’re a Fag!” On Being a Gay Music Teacher in the South: Perspectives from 2000 to Today By NAfME Member Webb Parker My assumption is that…
Working with Beginners of All Ages in the Choral Classroom
Working with Beginners of All Ages in the Choral Classroom By NAfME Member Regina Carlow Epic Dream or Recurring Nightmare? At the end of the summer, without fail, just…
“I Teach—What’s Your Superpower?”
“I Teach—What’s Your Superpower?” Member Spotlight: Argine Safari This article originally appeared in the April 2017 Teaching Music. THERE’S A SIGN on the piano in the room where NAfME member Argine…
Renowned Conductors to Lead the 2017 NAfME All-National Honor Ensembles in Walt Disney World This November
For Immediate Release Media Contact:Kristen Rencher571-323-5898KristenR@nafme.org Renowned Conductors to Lead the 2017 NAfME All-National Honor Ensembles in Walt Disney World This November 670 of the Nation’s Top Student Musicians to…
Cross-Curricular Instruction in the Choral Classroom
Cross-Curricular Instruction in the Choral Classroom By NAfME Member Andrew Bruhn This article first appeared in the summer 2016 issue of ACDA’s ChorTeach Magazine. One of the greatest strengths…
Planning the Perfect Concert Program
Planning the Perfect Concert Program By NAfME member Tom Dean Article Originally Posted on JW Pepper Blog Your concert is coming up; you and your students have been working…