Professional Development
7 Red Flags to Watch Out for in an Interview
An interview isn’t just about getting hired — it’s about figuring out what you’re actually walking into. Look for signs of disorganization, lack of support or unrealistic expectations.
It Costs Nothing to Say Nothing
When a performance doesn’t go well, don’t be quick to criticize. Have empathy and model professionalism, resilience and kindness.
Looking for new – or new to you – ideas? Check out these teaching tips.
The ABCs of Classroom Management
These 26 tips will help you connect with your students and make your music class run smoother.
Try this Creative Composition Activity
Ignite creativity with this lesson, which teaches composing and arranging as well as sight reading.
Practice Effectively: Go Slow to Go Fast
Help students play music at a high level with slow practice and gradual increases in music difficulty.
Self-Care
Sharing your expertise and encouraging the next generation of musicians takes a toll. Some ideas for self-care here.
Experience. Commitment. Expertise. Meet these educators and learn more about what makes them masters of their craft.
ASTA, MEAs, MTNA and PASIC – find out about these and other conferences for music educators here.