@AMLE Love and support always, even if it’s no longer June Pride! Learned so much from writing this @AMLE Teacher Leaders Committee article with @megan_vosk and @MrPurdyMath.
As June comes to a close, AMLE's Teacher Leaders Committee has compiled a list of ways educators can continue to support LGBTQIA+ students throughout the year.
Check it out 👇 https://t.co/coMo3Le3Qa
Ever since playing Monopoly as a kid, it's been a dream of mine to serve on a Board of Trustees. So I am pleased to share that I have been slated to join the Board of @AMLE ! Many thanks to all who have supported me, especially my fellow TLC members! https://t.co/G3iuOHdPhH
I poured my heart and soul into this article that was just published by the Massachusetts Music Educators Association MMEA Journal.
https://t.co/x2USc1XVVY
The title is “Making JOY Your Tonal Center: The 6 Keys to Fulfillment in Teaching, Music Making, and Life.”
En-JOY!
NEW BLOG: “Creating an Inclusive Music Classroom,” by NAfME member Chiao-Wei Liu: https://t.co/7anLVKNpwg "Creating an inclusive classroom requires us to go beyond the present and create space for the changing, the emerging, and the unknown."
Teacher clarity extends beyond merely posting student-friendly learning objectives. It involves helping students assess their progress using success criteria and intentional feedback. How has #teacherclarity helped your instruction?
#VisibleLearning
“While he listened to a musician play, [Demaratus] remarked, “he doesn’t seem so bad at this nonsense”
Ψάλτου δὲ ἀκροώμενος, “οὐ κακῶς,” εἶπε, “φαίνεταί μοι φλυαρεῖν.”
#Plutarch
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High-performing teams require more than just a leader. Great teams come from great teammates.
NBA champion @ShaneBattier was one of the greatest teammates to ever play professional basketball. His insights are essential for teams of all types: https://t.co/DQP2yErmsW
New webinar: January 9, 7PM ET, “Movement Study for Musicians” presented by Csaba Jevtic-Somlai: https://t.co/RtiXM3NE8i Learn about the fundamentals of somatic education and some of the basic aspects of movement study as it relates to practice and performance.
Professor of Assyriology, Matthew Stolper standing in front of the Colossal Bull Capital, from the Audience Hall of the Darius I (518-460 BC), Persepolis, Iran.
Professor Stolper is one of the leading authorities on the ancient Persian Empire and has taught, lectured, and written extensively on the social, economic, and political history of Persia and the Near East in 1st Millennium BC, and its bearing on the present day. In addition, Stolper has published editions of texts and authored a grammar of Elamite (the administrative language of the Persian Empire).
Stolper leads an international team of scholars, researchers, and graduate and undergraduate students charged with digitizing, deciphering, preserving, and publishing the Persepolis Fortification Archive, roughly 20,000 texts written in Elamite, Aramaic, Old Persian, and Greek.
Oriental Institute - University of Chicago
📷 Aldona Rychter
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