Presented by Alberto Carvalho, Superintendent, Los Angeles Unified School District (CA); Mike Tierney, Director, Global Programming, Amazon Music; Dr. James Lane, Chief Executive Officer, PDK International; Hadi Partovi, CEO and Founder, Code.org; Karim Meghji, Chief Product Officer, Code.org; and Robyn Speed, Director of Outreach and Adoption, Code.org
Presented by Dr. Ginger Frady, Principal, Red Bank Middle School (TN); Kaci M. McCoy, Collaborating Educator, John McCandless STEM Charter School (CA); Michelle Leavy, Instructional Coach and Education Advocate, Red Bank Middle School (TN); and Gina Machado, Associate Director of School Partnerships, TeachRock
Presented by Lili M. Levinowitz, Ph.D., Director of Research, Music Together Worldwide, and Professor Emerita of Music Education, Rowan University
Moderated by Lisa Chouteau, Senior Video Producer and Manager of Video Production, Music Together Worldwide
Presented by Jocelyn Aguilera, Collaborating Teacher, John C. Fremont High School (CA); Liam Popper, Collaborating Educator, Brooklyn School of Social Justice (NY); and Gina Machado, Associate Director of School Partnerships, TeachRock
Presented by Lynn Jeka, Collaborating Teacher, Yerington Intermediate School (NV); Imani Wilson, Director of Media and Culture, TeachRock; and Gina Machado, Associate Director of School Partnerships, TeachRock
Presented by Tom Finn, CEO, AVID Products; and Maggie McGuire, Former Educator and CEO, Pinna
Presented by Dr. Lili M. Levinowitz, Director of Research, Music Together Worldwide, and Professor Emeritus, Rowan University
Moderated by Lisa Chouteau, Senior Video Producer and Manager of Video Production, Music Together Worldwide
Presented by Stephen Fite, Children’s Artist and President, Melody House Inc.
If your students struggle with math—or don’t like it very much—singing (and some dancing) might cure their distress. Music is a bonafide learning medium that helps students grasp and remember information and, it turns out, successfully imparts mathematical thinking.
Music can be an enjoyable, cognitively stimulating, and literacy-rich activity for children and parents to engage in together. This edWebinar will provide ideas for involving parents in their child’s music learning and music making at home.