Maybe you are a band/orchestra/choir director that suddenly has a non-performing music class for the first time. Perhaps your administration has given you a cart of computers and told you to create a class for students not in performing ensembles. I will discuss strategies, pedagogy and best practices for teaching teenagers in non-performing music classes. This podcast will have a special focus on music technology/composition type classes, but will also include discussions on more instrumental based classes like guitar and piano.
Music for Teens
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Maybe you are a band/orchestra/choir director that suddenly has a non-performing music class for the first time. Perhaps your administration has given you a cart of computers and told you to create a class for students not in performing ensembles. I will discuss strategies, pedagogy and best practices for teaching teenagers in non-performing music classes. This podcast will have a special focus on music technology/composition type classes, but will also include discussions on more instrumental based classes like guitar and piano.
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Publishing Since
12/27/2019
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Recent Episodes
April 8, 2021
04- Addressing Western European Bias in Music History
When asked to revise and restart a course that hadn't been offered for the better part of a decade at my school, I took it as an opportunity to diversify the topics addressed in a music history course. Using Ethan Hein's blog post on Teaching Whiteness in Music Class, I took a real reflective look at the barriers of music history and how it is not all about the Beethoven, Bach and Brahms. I also address how to talk about the hard topics of past and current racism and...
March 24, 2021
03- Are the Teenagers Alright?
Music for Teens Episode 1-3 "Are the Teenagers Alright?" is now live! With the one year anniversary of remote learning and shutdowns many articles have been written on the status of school-aged children and teens. Depending on who you ask the students are either thriving or they are drowning. Like all things the truth lies somewhere in the middle. This episode features insights and data i have gathered myself in this brave new world of remote teaching and learning.&n...
March 17, 2021
02- The Teenage Brain and Music Class
After a longer than expected hiatus, Music for Teenagers returns with how what you learned about teaching methods in an elementary general music class, might not apply to teaching music to teenagers. The 2015 American Psychological Association paper "The Top 20 Principals for Pk-12 Teaching and Learning". is referenced heavily, and how changes in the teenage brain make teens both more fascinated with music, and less likely to be creative with it. I also talk about overcoming kno...
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