Wisconsin State Music Conference well-rounded with music


JAZZ


Bebop Basics: Approaching Jazz Improvisation Like a Language


Mark Davis, Whitefish Bay Sponsored by Hal Leonard Publications


Better Comping for Pianists, Guitarists, Drummers and Everyone Else in the Jazz Ensemble


Johannes Wallman, Madison


Exploring Jazz Improvisation in a Large Group Setting Steve Sveum, Sun Prairie; Reginald Thomas, DeKalb, IL


Song Circling: If You Can Sing It, You Can Play It


Laura Caviani, Minneapolis, MN WSMA High School State Honors Jazz Ensemble Conductor


TECHNOLOGY


But What About the Kitchen Sink? Todd Stacey, Milwaukee


Google Apps, Tips and Tricks Bryan Kujawa, Eau Claire


Integrating Interactive Technology Into the Elementary General Music Curriculum


Manju Durairaj, Westchester, IL Sponsored by Hal Leonard Publications


Integrating iPads Into the Elementary General Music Curriculum


Manju Durairaj, Westchester, IL Sponsored by Hal Leonard Publications


Podcasting in the General Music Classroom Mari Card, Hatley


Using the New SmartMusic for Personalized Learning and Wisconsin Music Standards


Leigh Kallestad, Wayzata, MN; Richard Tengowski, Kohler Sponsored by MakeMusic, Inc.


Your Elementary Choral Toolkit: Technique, Technology and Transformation!


Valerie Diaz Leroy, Nashville, TN Sponsored by QuaverMusic.com


MENTORING & LICENSING


EdTPA 101 for Cooperating Teachers Emma Joy Jampole, Madison


New Teachers: A Reality Check James Van Deusen, Muskego


Ready, Set, Go: Write Your PDP Laura Dunbar, Eau Claire; Jill Prushiek, Eau Claire


LIFELONG LEARNING


Intergenerational Community Connections: Making Music With Students of All Ages Steve Kurr, Middleton


Protecting Your Most Valuable Resource – Your HEARING!


Kristen Riley, Madison; Melanie Buhr-Lawler, Madison


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