Ep.8/ Innovation in Music Education

 

a conversation with music educator, Stevie Baker

Exploring innovation in music curriculum involves adapting traditional teaching methods to meet the evolving needs of students. In my conversation with music educator Stevie Baker, we delve into the importance changing curriculum to meet students where they’re at. The pandemic forced us to reevaluate how we connect with our music making. We learned the transformative power of music and the profound impact it has had on our artistic philosophies.

Wellness tips for music educators are indispensable in an environment that demands emotional and physical resilience. Stevie Baker and I share our experiences and strategies for maintaining a healthy work-life balance, combating burnout, and prioritizing mental health. From incorporating mindfulness techniques into our daily routines to fostering a supportive community among colleagues, we explore how these practices contribute to a more sustainable and fulfilling career in music.


 

This podcast serves as a reminder that the joy, laughter, and shared experiences within the choral community contribute significantly to the growth and development of both educators and students alike.

SPOTIFY APPLE PODCASTS 

 

Are you an artist with a unique story? I want to hear from you! I am now taking submissions to be a featured artist on my podcast. I invite you to join my network of musicians and artists who are hungry for innovation. I can’t wait to hear your story!

Previous
Previous

Ep. 9/ Music & Video Game Design

Next
Next

Ep.7/ Connecting with your Muse