departments and features


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WMEA President • Brad Schneider Leading to Teach – Teaching to Lead


From the Desk of the Executive Director • Laurie N. Fellenz Service and Commitment to Music Education


Greetings From DPI • Chris Gleason Beyond Measure: Grades Are Outdated Technology


WMEA Advocacy • Ryan Gutsch Your Digital Partner


Social Media • Matt Lamb Social Media: Advocacy Tool and Great Responsibility


Orchestra • Kristin Flak-Solom Easy Technology Hacks to Liven Up Rehearsal


Composition & Improvisation • Maud Hickey Technology is Here to Stay


Secondary General Music • Eli Grover Guideposts for Enjoying New Technology in the Classroom


College & University • David Potter Cherishing Our Humanity: The Unesco Report and Music Education


Disability and Accessibility • Terry Little Music for All: Using Universal Design to Build a Ramp for Learning


Elementary General Music • Jody Sturmer Elevating Elementary Music Education Through Technology


Band • Bri Knox and Robert Knox Thinking Outside the Box With Technology in Music


Tri-M Music Honor Society • Sarah Lemon and Stephanie Keller How Technology Can Transform Your Tri-M Music Honor Society!


Comprehensive Musicianship Through Performance • Janet Revell Barrett Cultivating Growth in Music Teaching


Lifelong Engagement in Music • Kristin Tjornehoj Creative Intersection: Music and Technology


Technology • Lee Stovall Shifting the Question: Adapting to Music Teaching in the Modern World


Special Section:


Artificial Intelligence (AI) 28 Artificial Intelligence (AI)


Integration in High School • NFHS


30 AI and Music Education • NAfME 32 The National Music Council –


Consent, Credit and Compensation • NMC


on the web


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See page 6 for highlights of features.


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