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New Music Teacher’s Club – The Study of Children

New Music Teacher’s Club – The Study of Children

by Bonnie | Dec 21, 2022 | Classroom Management, music teacher encouragement, Professional Book Shelf, Teaching Music 101

First a disclaimer. I am not a child development expert. I am a child development observer. I am not a music curriculum expert. I am a music education practitioner. I study and based on the body of knowledge I have acquired and based on what I observe in my classroom...
New Music Teacher Club – What do I do first?

New Music Teacher Club – What do I do first?

by Bonnie | Jun 22, 2022 | Music Classroom Set up, teacher corner, Uncategorized

Today a younger music teacher who belongs to one of the Facebook teacher groups that I am in who is moving campuses expressed concerns about what to do first when moving to a new campus. Getting started can be overwhelming and so I thought I would reply. What you see...
Great Songs to Sing with Children -1

Great Songs to Sing with Children -1

by Bonnie | Jul 6, 2019 | Music Classroom Library, Reflections and Caveats, Singing with children, singing with children

This Little Light of Mine One of my FAVORITE empowering songs is “ This Little Light of Mine” When I use it, I always include a reading of the book entitle “This Little Light of Mine” illustrated by E.B. Lewis. The book includes a beautifully illustrated story of a...
The next 20

The next 20

by Bonnie | Jul 2, 2019 | blogging, music teacher encouragement, Reflections and Caveats

(What I hope for my next 20 years in the music classroom.) I cannot believe that I’ve been teaching general music for 20 years! Given the average enrollment at each of the 3 schools where I have spent the last twenty years, and the annual addition of a new crew...
Feeding Your Creative Fire Without Burning Down the Forest – (13 ways for music teachers to avoid burn out)

Feeding Your Creative Fire Without Burning Down the Forest – (13 ways for music teachers to avoid burn out)

by Bonnie | Jun 5, 2019 | music teacher encouragement, Reflections and Caveats, Teaching in a Crisis

Burnout among teachers is real! IF you are a music teacher you already KNOW the things you face daily that put you most at risk of burnout. After 20 years of teaching music here are some things that help me avoid burnout. 1. Celebrate The Good Stuff – even if...
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