In the inaugural episode, educator Brian Pavloff and I begin a conversation on the state of music education in American schools.  We touch on the importance of high expectations in arts classrooms, state testing and the hurt in the label "non-academic subject," and use a memorable high school orchestra and jazz teacher as a springboard into the substitute teacher phenomenon.

In the inaugural episode, educator Brian Pavloff and I begin a conversation on the state of music education in American schools. We touch on the importance of high expectations in arts classrooms, state testing and the hurt in the label "non-academic subject," and use a memorable high school orchestra and jazz teacher as a springboard into the substitute teacher phenomenon.

In the inaugural episode,&nbsp;educator Brian Pavloff and I begin a conversation on the state of music education in American schools.&nbsp; We touch on the importance of high expectations in arts classrooms, state testing and&nbsp;the hurt in the&nbsp;label "non-academic subject," and use a memorable high school orchestra and jazz teacher as a springboard into the substitute teacher phenomenon.

Episode 1 - A conversation on music and fine arts education with Brian Pavloff pt 1

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Episode 1 - A conversation on music and fine arts education with Brian Pavloff pt 1

Episode 1 - A conversation on music and fine arts education with Brian Pavloff pt 1