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10 Min Tips to Teach Music

A music educational podcast designed to help teachers, students and people interested in learning a few more things about music theory, processes and the way music is structured. It comes with PDF or video support via my website Klerrisa Custom Music.

education k-12

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EP: #46:Classroom Strategies - The Round Table...

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2023/02/26

Podcast #46: Classroom Strategies - The Round Table Conference 10 Minute Tips to Teach Music Epic Change starts with your environment. The thing is, your environment can influence your mood, behaviour, motivation, interactions with people, and stress levels. Sometimes we get a little sick of the day to day life in classes. So, why not shake things up a little with the "Round Table Conference". I love using this particular classroom strategy and it is so simple. Take a listen and see how I use

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17:41

EP#45: Classroom Strategies - Class Starters

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2023/02/12

Podcast #45: Class Starter Ideas - 10 Minute Tips to Teach Music Epic Change starts with your environment. The thing is, your environment can influence your mood, behaviour, motivation, interactions with people, and stress levels. We all know how difficult it can be to engage our students on a daily basis. How you start your lesson will affect the lesson experience. Today I will talk about the different ways you can start a class. Here are my top 5 and the reasons why I use them. Today's Take

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EP#44: Part 8: Putting It All Together.

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2023/01/29

Podcast #44: Part 8: Putting it all together. 10 Minute Tips to Teach Music Epic Change starts with your environment. The thing is, your environment can influence your mood, behaviour, motivation, interactions with people, and stress levels. So in this podcast, I tie up all the loose ends. I discuss a 5 year plan in action and provide you with a sample to take away. shorturl.at/aqwLQ

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Ep#43: Part 7: What are your ”3 to Thrive”?

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2023/01/17

Podcast #43: Part 7: Three to Thrive Welcome to Season 4 of 10 Minute Tips to Teach Music Epic Change starts with your environment. The thing is, your environment can influence your mood, behaviour, motivation, interactions with people, and stress levels. So in this podcast, I talk about how to find your “Three to Thrive”. Now I didn’t develop this term. It’s a Tony Robbins thing but I use it every term. What are the top three things on your capture list that are going to make the most impact?

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EP#42: Dream Big: Part 6 - The Capture List

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2023/01/01

Epic Change starts with your environment. The thing is, your environment can influence your mood, behaviour, motivation, interactions with people, and stress levels. As Adults, we know this and we are very conscious of our environment particularly at home. So why should our classrooms be any different. Join me as I discuss Stage 2 of your 5 Year Plan toward Epic Change. Some of the key talking points include: Flexible teaching spaces and how best to manage the clutter Tips on how best to

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EP41: Dream Big: Part 5: The Situational Analysis

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2020/12/31

Welcome to Episode 41 of 10 Min Tips to Teach Music. So far you have learned that if you want to "Build the Music Department of Your Dreams", it all starts with YOU. You and your teams strengths Your departments culture Your departments pillars of focus Your ability to motivate and flip your "middle child" Your teams desire to STAND OUT! I know what you are thinking - so this is all great stuff but now what? Well, this is where we start to put words into action. It's time to create your 5 year

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EP 40: Dream Big: Part 4: Time to Stand Out!

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2020/08/16

Hey everyone, this is the fourth episode of "How to Build the Music Department of Your Dreams". In this episode, I discuss how to "stand out". "Standing out" is a key ingredient in the development of your department. You need to do things differently and make sure people notice what your team does. I talk about different samples of how to stand out and offer tips that might be of use to you during your transformation.

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EP: 39 - Dream Big: Part 3 - Did you know your music...

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2020/08/09

Did you know that Music Departments have a "middle child" and that this is key to growing your department? In the third instalment of "How to Build the Music Department of Your Dreams", I discuss how you can actively engage that middle child to help build numbers in your music department elective stream.

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EP 38: Dream Big: Part 2 - Time to develop a culture.

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2020/08/02

Hey gang, Today's podcast continues with the series, "How to Build The Music Department of YOUR Dreams". In episode 2, I chat about how the culture of your department can help you to build the numbers involved. What are YOUR three pillars of success? How do they contribute to your overall vision? To help guide you in your thinking, I have prepared a google form which asks you some questions. This should help clarify your thinking. https://forms.gle/jC67RqmUQAiadpLZ7

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EP 37: Dream Big: Part 1: It’s all about YOU!

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2020/07/26

In today's podcast, I share with you the first episode of a six part series discussing "How to Create the Music Department of Your Dreams". In the first of four episodes, I talk about how YOUR personality and YOUR strengths can greatly affect YOUR music department and how people view what goes on. I give you the opportunity to find out your own Enneagram Number and what your top 5 strengths might be. To get the giveaway, go to: https://bit.ly/2rmLIkO

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EP 36: Innovative way to teach Sharp Key Signatures

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2020/03/15

Well, I had a brain wave in class this week and I am so excited to share. I was teaching my Year 9 class about key signatures and found this incredibly cool way for the students to remember. It has a lot to do with the number 5 and the way you draw the letters. There is even a video showing you how to teach it. Youtube Video: https://youtu.be/bqN2hu7SrRM

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EP 35: What are your strengths and how can they help...

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2020/03/08

In this episode, I discuss the enneagram and your strengths. I talk about how these two tests can help you to understand yourself, and therefore make you more productive, engaging with your students and a valuable part of the team. I tell stories about specific cases and how this information has empowered others. If you want to take the Strengths test: https://high5test.com?ref=10 If you want to take the Enneagram: https://www.truity.com/?an=kerri_827920 [Full Disclosure: These links are affiliate

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EP 34: APP Review: Incredibox

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2019/02/25

During this podcast, I chat about the app Incredibox. I offer a breakdown of each version with a list of different strategies to work it into your classroom. For support materials, go to www.klerrisaucustommusic.com.au

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EP 33: Carousel teaching - how to implement in one...

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2019/02/18

Carousel Teaching - what on earth is it? In its simplest form, it is a cooperative learning strategy that involves movement, discussion and reflection. It is a bit like Gallery Walk (as named by Shelley Gray) where students work on their own to complete a series of tasks around the room or school environment. In a Carousel, they work in small groups and move from station to station. This podcast looks at strategies to use in a single classroom following this model. For support materials, go to

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P 32: QR codes and logging systems

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2019/02/11

Well today I want to talk about QR codes and how they can be useful in a number of areas. For supporting documentation, go to www.klerrisacustommusic.com.au

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EP 31: Cycles of Learning

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2019/02/04

In the year I was born, 1967, Kraplus and Thier developed something they called the Learning Cycle. It was for the Science Curriculum Improvement Study. It was an inquiry based teaching approach that had 3 phases: Exploration, concept introduction and concept application. The idea was to explore the current situation, introduce the central concept and then apply the skill set. A lot like music classes - we teach a concept and then apply it to the skill set. Since 1967, many different variations of

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EP 30: Paperless Processes

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2019/01/28

All teachers struggle with the dreaded “paper processes”. We have so many processes in our day to day life that trying to streamline can be quite scary. What if you miss something in the change over? That could prove to be catastrophic. So where does one start to become “paperless”. Well first of all, I truly don’t think you will ever be paperless but you can definitely reduce your reliance on some things to make life a little more streamlined. I am, and will always be, that teacher who has lists,

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EP 29: How to plan for an ensemble

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2019/01/21

Let’s face it, extra curricular ensembles are part and parcel of the Music Department in most schools. More often than not, teachers take on these ensembles out of the goodness of their hearts, with very little support. Some of us are fortunate and may receive a couple of periods a week to help with planning and preparation but most of us don’t get that much help. This week I would like to talk about the challenges of creating an ensemble, be it vocal or instrumental, and some of the strategies to

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EP 28: How to Build Numbers in a Comprehensive High...

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2019/01/14

The high school music classroom can be quite challenging. Each type of school structure comes with their challenges. There are some structures where music is only taught for 3 or 6 months in the year. There are other structures where music is taught all year but only once a week. Both have their success and their challenges. This week I would like to talk about the challenges of the mandatory structure and how to engage the stage 4 (years 7 and 8) to continue through to stage 5 (elective years 9 and

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EP 27: Starters for Music Classes

10 Min Tips to Teach Music ·

2019/01/07

This video explains a couple of different ways that you could start your music classes. It covers the countdown screen, time trials, The PB and what do you remember. To find the support materials, go to: www.klerrisacustommusic.com.au

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