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I am in my tenth year as a public school orchestra director. For five years I taught at the junior high/middle school level and more recently I have been teaching elementary orchestra. I am a cellist and enjoy participating in symphonic and chamber music. I also have experience teaching private lessons and leading a children's choir.
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Preview of Words Can Represent Rhythms

Words Can Represent Rhythms

Review quarter notes, quarter rests, and eighth note pairs with your students by having them match english phrases with correct two-measure rhythms. Students then write matching rhythms to nursery rhyme phrases and compose their own rhythm to a phrase of their choosing. Link to ELA: identifying syllables in words. NAfME standard: Create/Compose. This can work as a sub plan.
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Experience

I am in my tenth year as a public school orchestra director. For five years I taught at the junior high/middle school level and more recently I have been teaching elementary orchestra. I am a cellist and enjoy participating in symphonic and chamber music. I also have experience teaching private lessons and leading a children's choir.

Teaching style

My teaching style is based on developing trusting relationships with my students. I make use of peer-sharing, self-reflection, and frequent formative assessments. I value my students' musical experiences in and out of the classroom in various genres and believe that everyone can be musical.

Awards & shining teacher moments

I am proud to have started a high school orchestra program for which I was honored as founder in 2013.

My own education history

BS in Music Education from the University of South Carolina, 2008 Master's is Music Education from Arizona State University, in progress

Additional biographical information

I live with my husband, son, and dog in sunny Tempe, Arizona.