A month ago, my job, teaching music virtually, was obscure. I am a full time virtual music teacher. With all of the school closures due
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Teaching comes and goes in seasons. Some you thrive. Some you barely survive. At the end of the semester, you might be feeling that teacher
As this school year began, I reflected on what I don’t have time for…what my life is too short for. Shortly after I dyed my hair
Let’s be real for a second – general music can be a tough buy in, especially at the middle school and high school level. Take it from
Gender discrimination…when are we going to talk about it? I wrote this paper for my Psychology of Music grad school class and some of you
Let’s be real…shopping in your pjs is so much better than braving crowded malls and waiting in endless lines. I’ve put together a list for
Building positive and lasting student relationships is incredibly important. In fact, positive student relationships are the cornerstone of my classroom management style (I really hate the word
A class I took for my first summer of grad school required me to pick a topic to write a paper. I decided on “The
Leadership positions have been posted. Students are buzzing about next year, angry parent phone calls have died down, and you are getting emails and mailers
