Tips For Talking To Your Kids About Tough Stuff
Courtney Bishop is a lover of all things creative. She likes to write, and has an obsession with crossword puzzles. She’s recently started blogging, and […]
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Early Childhood Education: What Makes a Great Teacher
This guest article by Courtney Bishop is a lover of all things creative. She likes to write, and has an obsession with crossword puzzles. She’s recently […]
9 Free Tools For Better Blogging
In this article, Karen Schweitzer digs into some tools that blogging educators can use. She initially listed 15 in 2009, but 6 of those tools are no […]
Happy Blog-iversary to Angela
If you haven’t visited Angela Maiers’ blog before, you’re missing out. Her blog turned two years old today. She has been blogging for almost as […]
MusicEdMajor.Net
Andy Zweibel (whom I’ve been following on Twitter for a while now — @Zweibz7) just started up a blog specifically focusing on topics concerning Music […]
No Rights Reserved
This blog is about sharing ideas. The ideas and conversation are far more important than me personally. For that reason, you are hereby free to […]
Should All Great Blogs Have A Comments Policy?
Recently, Holly left a comment that brought out a few points. I wanted my readers to address her question, and so I posted that question. […]
10 WordPress 2.7 Hacks That Make My Blog Totally Rock Out
This post has absolutely nothing to do with teaching or education. It’s totally about blogging. More specifically, WordPress. If you have not yet discovered the […]
Carnival of Education #214: The Day To End All Days
It all started innocently enough. As a band director, I have been to numerous rehearsals of orchestras, jazz bands, mariachis, bands, and even choirs. So […]
The Hunt For The Missing Carnival
Turns out I’m not the only teacher out there who gets so busy teaching that he overlooks his blog somewhat. Perhaps you can relate. Oh, I’m sure you can! It happens to us all. We get bogged down with so many things in our life that the unimportant things shift to the back. Hopefully.
Sometimes if we’re not careful, we let the important things shift to the back-burner. That’s an altogether
SYWTT Celebrates Two Years – A Brief History (2008)
2008 was the first full calendar year that I ran this blog. It saw its ups and downs, and in some senses, it was a […]
SYWTT Celebrates Two Years – A Brief History (2007)
A Matter of Priorities During my first two years of teaching, I discovered that I had a whole lot of information, but the students […]
February 2009 Music Education Blog Carnival
In case you missed it, the February 2009 edition of the Music Education Blog Carnival is up over at The Collaborative Piano Blog. The carnival […]
Falling Behind
I have an admission. If you’ve emailed me in the last year or so, you may have caught on. The thing is…I am behind. On […]