by OMEA | Oct 22, 2017 | Workshop Notes, Workshops
I’ll discuss the development of a multi-level, differentiated recorder program rooted in the Recorder Karate method. I’ve expanded the program to run a challenging, fun, and engaging recorder program for grades 3-5 students. I’ll discuss using Google...
by OMEA | Oct 22, 2017 | Workshop Notes, Workshops
Composition is one of the best critical inquiry based learning strategies for music students, but can also be one of the most intimidating for both them and us. This workshop will offer practical suggestions for how to easily get your band students composing...
by OMEA | Oct 14, 2017 | Workshop Notes
This workshop presented by Carolyn Lewis (Principal in Halton DSB) and Kevin Merkley (Principal in York Region DSB) will share with participants strategies to have a successful interview. This workshop would benefit Music Educators who are in Pre- Service courses,...
by OMEA | Oct 14, 2017 | Workshop Notes
So you got a gig… CONGRATS! Now what? This workshop will explore tips, tricks and the tools to ensure that you swing for the fences from the beginning! Presented by: Troy Jones Jones_Rookies CAN Hit Home Runs_Saturday_Session5… Please login to view this...
by OMEA | Nov 12, 2016 | Workshop Notes
? A ‘Brief’ excerpt of your presentation: Music History is a narrative… and narratives are interesting. Every good story needs chapters. The more relatable the story, the better. Busy work is boring, meaningful work is meaningful, and note-taking should be for things...
by OMEA | Nov 4, 2016 | Workshop Notes, Workshops
Starting and Running an Effective Music Council at your School Running a music program is a lot of work. On top of all of your duties as a teacher, there are a countless number of tasks that need to be done to keep your program running on all cylinders. You can’t...
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