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An international colloquium opening today on UWindsor’s downtown campus will consider the role of technologies in music learning and teaching.
An international colloquium opening today on UWindsor’s downtown campus will consider the role of technologies in music learning and teaching.
Professor Janice Waldron explores how social media affects music education in a new book for Oxford University Press.
The UWindsor Chamber Choir will perform today for the Ontario Music Educators’ Association.
Teachers in Ontario’s elementary schools are required to teach music, but don’t necessarily have much knowledge of the subject. A UWindsor music student is hoping her research can help them to do a better job.
Jacqueline Kraay’s paper “Examining the Construction of Music Teacher Identity in Generalist Classroom Teachers: An Ethnographic Case Study” took top honours in the Canadian Music Educators’ Association’s 2012 undergraduate essay competition.
It took a tin whistle given to her by her mother, 25 years of practice and a lot of time surfing the internet to teach Janice Waldron that there might be more than one way to teach a student how to play a musical instrument.