Requests for Success: Music Education Majors Weigh in on Their “Post-COVID” Education Experience

By |2024-03-06T13:49:02-05:00March 6th, 2024|Higher Education, Research, Research to Practice, Stories, Students, Teaching, Teaching Philosophy|

The COVID-19 pandemic was, and some could argue still is, a historical event that continues to impact music education and students. Despite the ongoing ripple effects of such a critical event in human history, it almost feels inappropriate to talk about in professional settings. Though, when I discuss [...]

Growing Young Professionals: Human Resources

By |2020-11-22T21:04:08-05:00November 22nd, 2020|growing young professionals, Higher Education, Musicians, New Teachers, Series, Students|

In this installment of Growing Young Professionals, we will be talking about Human Resource Management! So, what is HRM? Most young professionals have heard of a Human Resources (HR) department, but not many have interacted with one. Most large scale organizations (school districts, businesses) have an HR department [...]

Routines and Boundaries: Managing anxiety during crisis

By |2020-04-21T12:22:45-05:00April 20th, 2020|General Music, Higher Education, Inspiration, Remote music teaching, Stories, Students, Teaching, Teaching Philosophy|

I am a music education college professor who teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses. I also keep a foot in the schools by teaching one day a week at a PreK–6 Montessori school. What you are about to read is my specific response to the crisis in which [...]

How to practice during a pandemic: Just keep swimming

By |2020-03-27T18:05:06-05:00March 27th, 2020|Band, Choir, Higher Education, Inspiration, Instumental, Musicians, Students, Teaching Philosophy, Virtual education|

The current pandemic has thrust the global population into a period of uncertainty unrivaled in recent history. Music students at universities around the world are being forced to abandon the structure that has helped to frame their success and are now required to adapt their habits to fit [...]

#musicservicelearning

By |2020-03-29T16:31:48-05:00March 14th, 2020|Higher Education, Inspiration, Music Service Learning, Students, Teaching, Teaching Philosophy, Virtual education|

As I watch the education world move to an all online learning, I’m struck positively by several things. First, I love how people are embracing this opportunity to explore new learning platforms! I find it amazing that so many companies have made materials free for teachers during this [...]

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