by Tim Ufer | Sep 15, 2017 | Articles
As a music teacher, you are always looking for new lessons for your students. A constant challenge is finding new ways to add value to the class through music. One way that music teachers can demonstrate the value of music education is to expose your students to some... by Dixie Somers | Sep 24, 2014 | Articles
For years, many have debated the importance of music programs in public schools and the benefits a school music program can hold for your child. Research collected over the course of several years shows that extracurricular courses that explore the arts help children... by Robert Freeman | Sep 3, 2014 | Articles
Though my forthcoming book, “The Crisis of Classical Music in America” envisions a whole new eco-system for music in the United States, I am delighted to write on the all-important role of the K-12 sector. A vital part of my thesis is that, all too often, the islands... by Daniel Nash | Aug 8, 2014 | Articles
A nonprofit dedicated to promoting music for children has used the results of a classic study showing early music education linked with better testing performance to stop cuts to arts education. The arts are identified as a core subject by state and federal agency,... by Sheri Trusty | Jun 8, 2014 | Articles
Learning music with technology is something that students in Stacey Depner’s fourth and fifth-grade music classes at Genoa Elementary School have been enjoying. They call it “Bring Your Own Device” since they have been using their own mobile electronic...
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