Music Educator podcast for anyone looking to challenge their thinking and pedagogies in the classroom. Also an assignment brought to you by (soon to be, Dr.) Jarritt Sheel

In which Johnna gives her thoughts on the future of music education and also interviews two VERY SPECIAL guests (former students and sisters, Meredith and Hayden) who give their input on what they enjoy about music and what they think music education should be.&nbsp;

In which Johnna gives her thoughts on the future of music education and also interviews two VERY SPECIAL guests (former students and sisters, Meredith and Hayden) who give their input on what they enjoy about music and what they think music education should be.&nbsp;

The Future of Music Education (Ep.3, Feat. Meredith & Hayden)

In this episode I free style it with a stream on consciousness as I question my traditional classroom management strategies I was taught in my undergrad.

In this episode I free style it with a stream on consciousness as I question my traditional classroom management strategies I was taught in my undergrad.

Traditional Behavior Management in a Not-So-Traditional Classroom (Ep. 2)

An open discussion featuring K-5 general music, guitar, recorder, and chorus educator, Bill Latendresse. In this discussion we will talk about common music education pedagogy and how it is used in public schools (typically in Rhode Island but can be applied other places as well). We will discuss how these pedagogies have changed or remained stagnant over time and why we think this could be.&nbsp;

An open discussion featuring K-5 general music, guitar, recorder, and chorus educator, Bill Latendresse. In this discussion we will talk about common music education pedagogy and how it is used in public schools (typically in Rhode Island but can be applied other places as well). We will discuss how these pedagogies have changed or remained stagnant over time and why we think this could be.&nbsp;