• Choral teaching for elementary school choirs. • Technology because it is always evolving. •More on urban education. • Accomplishing the most in the least amount of time. • Definitely something along the line of the literacy workshop with curriculum because of the differing levels of integration that is coming upon us all. I thought that this workshop broached it quite well without diluting our own programs.
• Also, definitely something on the coming evaluation process. That should be dealt with quite seriously by NJMEA at both the November and February meetings.
• I’m always glad for project ideas that can be used in lesson planning. • I think the sessions were good but it would have been nice if you had some vendors for people that wanted to purchase music to start their year. I went to another summer workshop and we were able to buy anything that we saw at the sessions.
• Information about the impact of new teacher evaluation system. (Perhaps include this as a keynote session that everyone can attend). • I was hoping for workshops on elementary choral/developing young voices. I have young choirs and would like to have some more information for working with that age group. The choral reading sessions seemed interesting but geared toward an older student population.
•More Joe Cantaffa workshops! He’s awesome. •More hands-on with the SmartBoard. • I could use a workshop on motivating middle school students, either in general music or in joining chorus. •More on technology uses in choral rehearsals. • Next year, it would be helpful to know what age level the classes are being geared towards. I found it very hard to judge based upon the name of the class.
• I would love to see an Elementary Choral music reading session. • I’d like to see more of what can be done with younger special needs students particularly Pre-K through 1st grade. • The music reading sessions contained too much holiday/Christmas music. That should be separate. • A session on music theater for children, putting on shows/choreography/staging/design could be offered. •Would have liked a middle school reading session-conducting tips. •More time to share experiences. •Maybe more general ed. workshops for the beginning of school, i.e. activities for the first month.
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John J. Cali School of Music at Montclair State University – College of the Arts
Degrees: Bachelor of Music s Bachelor of Arts s Master of Arts s Artist’s Diploma s Performer’s Certificate Programs: Music Education, Performance, Jazz, Music Therapy, Theory/Composition Brass, Guitar, Harpsichord, Organ, Percussion, Piano, Strings, Woodwinds, Voice
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