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WMEA President • Lynn Seidl and Kati Seiter Educator Affectiveness: Mind, Body, Feeling


From the Desk of the Executive Director • Timothy J. Schaid Wisconsin School Music Association: Governance Structure


WSMA Board Perspective • Scott Pierce The Affect of Music on Life


Technology • Michael Hayden Personalize Your Music Classroom


Greetings From DPI • Julie Palkowski The Power of Arts Education


Band • Julie Brown Who Could Ask for Anything More? How Kids Do (and Don’t) Get Rhythm


iListenWI • Sharon Gilbert Teacher Affectiveness


Research • Paul J. Budde Action-Based Research – A Collaborative Initiative for Wisconsin Music Educators, Part I


Government Relations • Brad Schneider Advocacy in Action


Feature Article • Chris Gleason If Only You Could Go Back…


Choral • Marcia Russell Three Habits of Highly Affective Educators


Orchestra • Cynthia Kiepert Heartstrings: Teaching With Affect


Jazz Education • Doug Syme Teaching Beginning Improvisation


Feature Article • Glenn Nielsen Keeping My Windshield Clean Through Affective Teaching


PI 34 Licensing and Mentoring Project • Laura Dunbar The “Affectiveness” of Mentoring


General Music • Kathy Bartling “A” Is for Affective Teaching


Feature Article • Tanya Kruse Ruck Singing Affectively


Early Childhood Education • Alena V. Holmes Play, Sing, Move, Compose, Produce Again and AGAIN and AGAIN!


Comprehensive Musicianship Through Performance • Margaret Jenks Beyond the Bumper Sticker: Exploring and Assessing the Affective Domain


Composition & Improvisation • Matt Turner Are We Really Listening?


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Wisconsin State Music Conference


34 Summer Workshops


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