If you’re as pumped as I am about organization, then you’re in for a treat. You know I’m all about sharing my tips on staying organized in the chaos of life, lesson planning, and teaching. And today, in this blog post and on episode 271, we’re diving into a game-changer: the power of brain dumping. […]
Month: November 2023
Inspiring the Next Generation of Composers in your Classroom
On episode 270 of The Elementary Music Teacher Podcast, I have an awesome conversation with the talented Emi Ferguson. We dive into the topic of inspiring the next generation of composers in your classroom. Teachers, you’re in for a treat – this conversation is filled with valuable insights to bring back to your students. Emi […]
How to Contribute to Parent-Teacher Conferences as the Music Teacher
Today, we’re diving into the world of parent-teacher conferences and how, as the music teacher, you can strike a chord that resonates with both parents and students. We know every school has its unique rhythm, so let’s explore how you can contribute to these conferences with these handy tips. Oh yeah, and be sure to […]
Moving Away from Sunday Night Lesson Planning
Do you remember the days when you first stepped into the classroom as a music teacher, full of enthusiasm and a passion for sharing the gift of music with your students? Every lesson felt like an opportunity to inspire and connect with your young learners. However, as the years go by, it’s easy to fall […]
How to Be a Minimalist Music Teacher
Now, let me be the first to say, I am not a minimalist in my life. I love to keep things organized, clean out my closets, and constantly give things to goodwill. But in the music room, I want to talk about minimalism because it can bring simplicity, clarity, and joy to your teaching. So, […]