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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.

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The ABCs of Classroom Management

These 26 tips will help you connect with your students and make your music class run smoother.

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Try this Creative Composition Activity

Ignite creativity with this lesson, which teaches composing and arranging as well as sight reading. 

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Practice Effectively: Go Slow to Go Fast

Help students play music at a high level with slow practice and gradual increases in music difficulty. 

ASTA, MEAs, MTNA and PASIC – find out about these and other conferences for music educators here.