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45. Why you should prepare to teach/ conduct choir online this fall
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Y'all. I'm throwing down some fire in this week's episode. I'm talking about why I believe online teaching is what you need to plan for this fall but cite examples of how I've used online teaching in my past classroom experiences and know it can be effective. Simultaneously, we need to realize we have to stop teaching people to love our choir more than they love choral singing. This year more than ever needs to be focused on teaching singers how to learn on their own, setting them up for success to enter future community choirs.
Want to watch this episode? This link sends you to the video of this podcast and a follow up two video sequence on what to implement and how to do so as you plan for online teaching. The video is also available on the Choir Baton YouTube page.
This link also includes downloadable planning worksheets with each video for you, too.
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