#10: Working with Children That Are Neuroatypical

Many music educators do not accommodate neuroatypical children. This post explores how Kellie Walsh is tackling this challenge.

#9: Prison Choirs: an Alternative Perspective

Individuals in detention centres can have a hard time staying positive due to various factors. See how musicians are helping these people!

#8: Overcoming my Unproductive Performance Mindset

More often than not, one's performance mindset can have an impact on the success of the performance. This is my struggle with this topic.

#7: Leadership Exercise — The Interval Quiz Show

Need an activity to help your music students learn interval recognition? This is the perfect exercise for them.

#6: My Struggles with Performance Feedback

Even though performance feedback is essential for one's growth as a musician, it can be difficult to not take personally.

#4 and #5: Famous Indigenous Artists

Many indigenous musicians create music that is truly innovative. Check out how Buffy Sainte-Marie and Tanya Tagaq are doing this.

#3: Body Percussion Escapades

Body Percussion is perhaps one of the easiest ways for any to learn musical rhythm. I created my own piece using the technique!

#2: My Personal Journey with Body Mapping

It is no secret that the mind and body are two interdependent systems. This is especially true for playing an instrument. Why?

#1: A Note on Graphic Scores

Graphic scores are so much fun to make! Check out this post to see how I made mine.