You’ve probably thought more than once about turning to a music education podcast for advice, comfort, commiseration…or just plain fun. Here are our top choices—in no particular order––for standout music- and music-ed-themed podcasts worthy of your regular rotation.
You’ve probably thought more than once about turning to a music education podcast for advice, comfort, commiseration…or just plain fun. Here are our top choices—in no particular order––for standout music- and music-ed-themed podcasts worthy of your regular rotation.
We won’t give you a definitive thumbs up or down on competitions. Our goal is to help you reach a decision on whether competitions are a healthy option for your students, but we don’t want to sway you in either direction.
Just in time for the new semester, we’re bringing you your very own students’ guide to that ever-so-invaluable string player staple: rosin.But––our guide comes with a twist.
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Amy Chaplin of Piano Pantry shares her recommendations for music teacher resources, as well as tips for how to organize all of the materials and tools you might use in your music studio.
In this module, teacher guide Brittany Gardner looks at what is needed in the actual physical space of a music studio. We spend time brainstorming and discussing which items and tools are most needful to you personally as a teacher in your teaching space. How do you prioritize and organize these items? We also discuss that there is more to a teaching space than metronomes and music!
Does structure hold us back? Or does it free us to be more creative? Why is structure important in running a small business? Access this episode's homework here. Access Brittany's slides here. Sign up to meet with Brittany on December 14th here. This is Episode 2 of a 12-part course that invites new and experienced music teachers to reflect on how they run their studios. With veteran teacher Brittany Gardner, you'll examine ways to set up a music teaching studio that allows both you and your students to thrive. Duet will release one episode a month, accessible here for our subscribed teachers. To access the entire course at once, visit Udemy.
What is your vision for yourself as a teacher? What are your values? Does your studio reflect those values? In Episode 1, veteran teacher Brittany Gardner invites you to dig deep into who you are as a teacher and what you want to inspire in your students.