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Date Posted: 16:22:46 04/06/08 Sun
Author: John Weber
Subject: Re: Incorporating Other Subjects Into Your Music Program
In reply to: Jenna B 's message, "Incorporating Other Subjects Into Your Music Program" on 20:10:21 02/11/08 Mon

Both Nikki and Chris have excellent ideas, and ones that I think would work well-for only part of the band. As good of an idea as a Robert Frost choir piece may be, it is more than likely that only seniors, for example, would be studying Frost. The rest of the ensemble would be missing out on the experience.

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[> Re: Incorporating Other Subjects Into Your Music Program -- Nickie, 15:33:54 10/20/08 Mon [1]

I will tell you--it is absolutely necessary. Now that I'm a teacher, I can express to you firsthand how vitally important it is that we as music educators incorporate other subject areas everyday! All the teachers in my district are constantly being asked, "So what are YOU doing to help the kids pass their standardized tests?" ...Oh, NCLB...

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