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
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)
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 :)
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 :)
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! 🤦🏻♀️
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!
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)
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?
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)
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 :)
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 :)
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! 🤦🏻♀️
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!