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Episode 35: Everyday Wisdom for Inspired Teaching (Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser)
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Music education speaker and author, Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser, discusses themes that run through his work, including his most recent book, EVERYDAY WISDOM FOR INSPIRED TEACHING (GIA Publications). Topics touched upon in our June 2, 2009 interview include: traits of great teachers, what even our toughest students can teach us, the relationship of action to attitude, the danger of getting too caught up in our programs, the importance of content and context, and important lessons learned through participation in school music programs.
The next best thing to reading one of Dr. Tim's books or hearing him speak in person is to listen in on this informal, yet heartfelt, conversation with one of music education's most effective and encouraging advocates.
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Thanks for posting the link to your readers. I admire great people with great minds and big hearts in spreading some good news about how amazing and wonderful music as well as music teaching can be. Keep up the good work and continue to share your bright thoughts and ideas, which I think are all useful to many music teachers, school administrators and even studio managers out there. Please also share more relevant studio management tips and resources - giving us more rooms for effectiveness and efficiency. Thanks again and see you around. Cheers!