My thoughts, resources, and experiences in the music classroom. By now, most people have seen the video. About Mitchell Marcus, a developmentally disabled boy, and how he was treated with total kindness and sportsmanship during a high school basketball game. I told you that tissues were needed! For me, the best part about this video and the story that it tells is that it reminds me of MY students! Last wee.

Along the path you will find trails leading to many different resources that have helped me along my travels. Feel free to check them out. There is a lot of good material. I hope you find something that helps you toward your destination. If you know of something that I could add please leave me a comment or note below. Thanks for visiting! Leave a note or.

Students who take ownership of a classroom become learners. Discipline issues fade as students in elementary, middle school and high school become responsible for their own classroom and their own learning. Sunday, February 8, 2009. Tuesday, February 3, 2009. Tuesday, November 25, 2008. Student Involvement or Teacher Involvement. Friday, June 1, 2007. No One Works for Nothing.

Lately, I have dabbled in writing Orff arrangements for my classroom. I must admit the poem is not mine. I found it in a book called. Fun with ABC and 123. By Hal Dareff, written in 1965. I found this little gem of a poetry book at an antique store in Boone, NC.

Educational resources for music learning in secondary classrooms. Sound Explorers curates educational resources for music learning in secondary classrooms. What are your favorite musical resources? Ldquo;Technology alone is not enough. Steve Jobs, iPad 2 Introduction, March 2, 2011.

A collection of convenient resources for music educators. The purpose of this website is to serve as a convenient, user-friendly resource for music educators of grades K-8, who are interested in using the Orff-Schulwerk approach.