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AMusEd episodes

  • Season 7 Wrap-up

    As we finish our school year, we do a bit of reflection and goal setting for the summer. Trying to look forward instead of backwards after one heck of a year. Congratulations if you're reading this, you made it.

    S7E33 Recorded 5/29/2021

    1 hr 4 min
  • Getting Comfortable Being Behind

    This week the gang discusses not just being behind in terms of pedagogy, but also how all planning has been put off this year, and how many of the things that are finished by the end of the year aren't this year. We have to adjust to be okay with the fact that things will remain ambiguous through the summer.

    S7E32 Recorded 5/19/2021

    50 min
  • Returning to the Classroom

    It's Veronica's first week back on campus after over a year away. The gang is tired, the gang has the giggles, we're all nearing the home stretch of this year.

    1 hr 1 min
  • Sight Singing with Paul Kimball

    Paull Kimball comes on to talk about his journey through Kodály and his homebrew sightsinging progression that changed the way he teaches elementary music.

    Paul is an active musician and choir teacher in Stockton California. He was a French Horn player with the Stockton Symphony for 27 years, has conducted hundreds of performances of local musicals, and is the conductor and artistic director of the Zion Chamber Orchestra. In 2018 he and his wife were presented with the Star Award by the Stockton Arts Commission.

    S7 E29 Recorded 4/7/21

    1 hr 11 min
  • Catching Up

    Family episodes with the four of us are rare theses days, so we're trying to make time once a month to check in with each other. This week we're unpacking and working through the differing circumstances of our various returns to campus.

    S7E27 Recorded 4/3/21

    1 hr 5 min

About AMusEd

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Four music teachers discuss current issues in music education; offer resources, tips, and tricks; and catalogue their growth and missteps made as young teachers. Originally started with all in their first five years of teaching, see how they have grown now in their eighth season.