0:31 The ability to tune instruments 1:43 Be able to accompany your students 2:36 Be able to play basic Guitar, Piano, Ukulele, Bass, Drum 3:44 Be able to sing confidently at a drop of a hat 4:35 Be able to Transcribe and transpose confidently 6:45 Be able to Technology (Notation Software) 7:40 Basic Conducting 9:20 Set up Basic Audio Equipment 9:59 Be able to differentiate
Hi Erin, I'm also a high school music teacher and couldn't agree more with all of your points made in this video as I too, use this skills almost daily. I'm SO good at tuning guitars on the spot now simply from doing it constantly:) Thanks for uploading, Erin.
Excellent video, Erin!!! What a great resource for aspiring music teachers. I enjoyed learning more about your experience and back ground, especially in the audio equipment area 👍🏼👏🏼👌🏼🌸🌸🌸
Thanks EJ! I am trying to think of all the videos that would’ve been handy for me to find as a preservice music teacher or even during high school. Gotta keep coming up with more! I’ve been loving your back to school series, I always forget to comment though! 🤦🏻♀️
Thank you so much for making this video! May I know how you strengthen all the skills you mentioned? I have a bachelor's degree in music and I'm currently studying for a teaching diploma in my country but I feel like I'm still lack of these skills. Thank you so much!
Happy to help! I think, to be honest, you just have to practise. The pressure of being in a classroom with kids can force you to learn these things faster but generally, practise makes perfect :)
Very helpful videos, thank you! Could you please list the qualifications required to become a school teacher (music) in Australia? I understand you have a BA in music. What else did you need?
Thanks! Of course - you have a few options: Bachelor of Music (Music Education) - that's what I have Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Education (Secondary or Primary) Bachelor of Music and Masters of Teaching (Secondary of Primary)
Good question! Because in a classroom, it is too loud generally to use a guitar tuner. If you were to get the whole class to be quiet while you tuned guitars, it would waste a heap of time that kids could be practising - so tuning by ear is the easiest option generally in my opinion :)
0:31 The ability to tune instruments
1:43 Be able to accompany your students
2:36 Be able to play basic Guitar, Piano, Ukulele, Bass, Drum
3:44 Be able to sing confidently at a drop of a hat
4:35 Be able to Transcribe and transpose confidently
6:45 Be able to Technology (Notation Software)
7:40 Basic Conducting
9:20 Set up Basic Audio Equipment
9:59 Be able to differentiate
I’m planning to be a music teacher and these videos are really helpful thank you!
Thanks! Let me know if there are any other videos you would like to see!
Hi Erin, I'm also a high school music teacher and couldn't agree more with all of your points made in this video as I too, use this skills almost daily. I'm SO good at tuning guitars on the spot now simply from doing it constantly:) Thanks for uploading, Erin.
*I wonder how long it took you to get to that?*
Us 1st years Music Ed students were just shown this video. Go you! I really enjoyed this video :)
Wait, Sydney Con? That's crazy haha! Thanks Anthony!
Who showed you the video, Anthony? So intrigued haha
@@insidethismusicbox Oh I think it was Jennifer Rowley if I remember or one of the Music Ed lecturers haha
Thank you so much for your videos! I’m studying music in Mexico and your videos helped me a lot in my school practices
So glad to hear! Thanks for the support :)
Excellent video, Erin!!! What a great resource for aspiring music teachers. I enjoyed learning more about your experience and back ground, especially in the audio equipment area 👍🏼👏🏼👌🏼🌸🌸🌸
Thanks EJ! I am trying to think of all the videos that would’ve been handy for me to find as a preservice music teacher or even during high school. Gotta keep coming up with more! I’ve been loving your back to school series, I always forget to comment though! 🤦🏻♀️
This is amazing! Thank you so much for this! I'm applying to be a Music Teacher and your videos are so helpful!!! :)
Thank you! Glad they're helpful! :D
I'd love to learn how to scaffold a blues unit including writing music and performing for Yrs 8 - 10, on piano (for non pianists)
Hi there 👋🏻 I am also a teacher and just came across your channel. Really enjoy the content that is on your channel.
Thanks Devina! I just subscribed to your channel and I’m keen to have a look ☺️
Hey dear could you please let me me know
How to make a music lesson plan
I will add it to my list of videos to film!
Thanks for your explaining, I have subscribed your channel for your new VDOs.
Great video!
I'm considering becoming a private singing teacher. What Ameb level piano would you estimate you are?
Thank you so much for making this video! May I know how you strengthen all the skills you mentioned? I have a bachelor's degree in music and I'm currently studying for a teaching diploma in my country but I feel like I'm still lack of these skills. Thank you so much!
Happy to help! I think, to be honest, you just have to practise. The pressure of being in a classroom with kids can force you to learn these things faster but generally, practise makes perfect :)
Very helpful videos, thank you!
Could you please list the qualifications required to become a school teacher (music) in Australia? I understand you have a BA in music. What else did you need?
Thanks! Of course - you have a few options:
Bachelor of Music (Music Education) - that's what I have
Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Education (Secondary or Primary)
Bachelor of Music and Masters of Teaching (Secondary of Primary)
I have all this skills but I still don't have so good English))
*Why tuning guitars is a big deal since there are TUNERS! light n cheap even as APPS*
Good question! Because in a classroom, it is too loud generally to use a guitar tuner. If you were to get the whole class to be quiet while you tuned guitars, it would waste a heap of time that kids could be practising - so tuning by ear is the easiest option generally in my opinion :)