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Here we explore what we learnt from our recent T-Time session, all about making music lessons inclusive for students with dyslexia 💡 Sharing key takeaways and further resources, have a read to support dyslexic learners in your classes! 👀 🔗Read more: https://lnkd.in/e4YZJ3cp

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We’ve teamed up with The National College to offer free webinars for Music Mark members, focusing on Integrating Climate Education into the Music Curriculum! ♻️ In this blog, you'll learn how this integration benefits schools, why it's important, and top tips for teachers! 💡 🔗Read the blog: https://buff.ly/4ebH1Mi

Our 2023-2024 Year in Review shows just how transformational an accessible, intensive music education is. ⭐ 90% Student Retention Rate: Our goal is to create the conditions that give every student an opportunity to persist in a long term journey of growth and progress in our program. ⭐ 93% BIPOC students: We serve students and families from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds, and faculty are provided resources for culturally responsive music education. ⭐ 94% high school graduation rate: The benefits of an intensive music education extend far beyond the music classroom. Research shows that students from underserved communities who are able to access music lessons see a 73% increase in their math scores compared to their peers. Their reading, history, geography, and social skills also improve by 40%. ⭐ 100% face barriers to accessing music education: We’re 100% focused on removing all barriers to access - financial, geographical, cultural, and social-emotional. Read more from our 2023-2024 Year in Review: https://lnkd.in/g2-Nv7u4 #yearinreview #annualreport #musiceducation #access

Our next Islington based conference day is on 6th June. for: Primary teachers, secondary teachers, educators, industry partners! More information and how to book: 👇 Bringing teachers & industry partners together to discuss and explore progression and pathways into the industry. Quite a lot of people still think that progression into work, including music, is something for secondary schools. It is not. For me the shocking research from 2019 was, that children as young as 7 (seven - single digit! that’s year 2/3 in the UK) are closing down their ambitions on what they could be doing in later life. Educators working with primary school aged children need to be included and part of that discussion as much as educators for secondary school aged children and young people. All of us can get a much better understanding of ‘the music industry’ which is much more than just the performing musician on stage. And industry partners can do much more to work with a wider range of young people. Tell about the journeys possible and create pathways that allows young people without current links into the industry to find their way into one of the most exciting industries there is! That - and more - will be discussed & explored on 6 June. More information and how to book: https://lnkd.in/evHTZXvF

▶️ https://lnkd.in/gbhtNPHA Exciting research from Dr. Sylvain Moreno and the Rotman Research Institute reveals the powerful impact of music training on young minds. According to their study, just 20 days of music training can significantly enhance cognitive abilities in children! 🧠 The findings are striking: nearly all children who participated showed remarkable improvements in cognitive functions, illustrating the rapid benefits that studying music can bring. This isn't just about learning an instrument—it’s about nurturing a sharper, more engaged brain. At MLA, we are excited to see scientific research backing what we witness every day: students excelling not only in music but in their overall mental growth and academic performance. Our piano classes are designed to tap into this potential, helping each child develop their skills and confidence. 🎶 Whether your child is just beginning their musical journey or looking to further enhance their abilities, our tailored piano programs can help stimulate these cognitive benefits, ensuring they not only play music but also thrive in all areas of life. Curious about how piano lessons can benefit your child beyond the music room? Click the link to observe one of our beginner classes and see the students grow, learn, and succeed!💙 ▶️ https://lnkd.in/gbhtNPHA #PianoLessons #CognitiveDevelopment #MusicEducation #ChildDevelopment #LearnPiano #MusicBenefits #mesaaz #gilbert #chandlerazmoms #tempe #chandler #eastvalley #cognitivedevelopment

Colleen Semones ’25, a current #EtownGPS Master of Music Education (M.M.E.) student, attributes her career growth to her education at Elizabethtown College. "The M.M.E. program has changed the trajectory of my career. Because of the program, I am becoming a better teacher and already have many new skills and tools to use with my students daily. My training in current, relevant topics has made me feel reinvigorated in my quest to change lives through music." Learn how an online Master of Music Education degree from #EtownGPS can accelerate your career: https://bit.ly/3E8NdEb.

Register for TM21C Certification and get answers to questions like - How do music teachers get students to practice? What can music teachers do to ensure student retention. Teach Music 21C professional development is more than a certificate. It's an investment in your career that pays dividends in students' retention, satisfaction, and success. 

Did you know that incorporating background music in the classroom can boost your child's GPA and improve their reading comprehension? As I have looked to see how to help my boys learn better I had some major eye-opening insights about the power of background music in schools: •Students who listen to background music while studying are more likely to achieve a GPA above 3.2. • 81% of students report finding the learning experience more enjoyable with background music. • Music listeners tend to spend more time studying each week. But it's not just about grades. Background music in the classroom also: • Helps students stay focused and on-task • Creates a calming environment, reducing stress and anxiety • Enhances creativity and self-expression • Improves information retention and memory As parents and educators, we have a unique opportunity to harness the power of music to enhance our children's learning experience. Are you interested in bringing these benefits to your school or classroom? What's your experience with background music in education? Has it made a difference in your child's learning journey?#MusicInEducation #StudentSuccess #ClassroomInnovation #StudentSafeMusic

“How can I represent the different cultural backgrounds of my students when there are so many cultures that they represent?” This is a question I get asked often by music educators, and I remember having this very same question myself. Culturally responsive teaching isn’t actually about representing every individual culture in every rehearsal or lesson, instead, it’s about creating learning environments and instruction that connect with learners and affirm who they are. There’s not one way this can look, and in my upcoming book, Music as a Vehicle, I specifically share ways that you can create instruction that connects with your learners without feeling overwhelmed by trying to represent every culture individually. Additionally, Music As a Vehicle provides practical strategies for navigating cultural diversity in your classroom, guiding you toward cultural proficiency in music education. With this resource, you'll feel confident knowing how to get on the path to connecting with each of your students, no matter their background. Music As a Vehicle releases on October 21st, but when you pre-order you get these amazing bonuses: 🎵A signed copy by me - hurry signed copies won’t last long! 🎵An invitation to a private virtual book release party on October 21st! 🎵An electronic copy of chapter 1 so you can get started right away 🎵Guaranteed delivery by release day on October 21st (when you pre-order by 10/1) 👉🏾Click the link to pre-order your copy today! www.MusicAsAVehicle.com Interested in buying a bulk order? Message me directly, or click the link on www.MusicAsAVehicle.com ! #MusicAsAVehicle