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When you notice two songs are quite similar…

The Beatles’ “And Your Bird Can Sing” + Counting Crows’ “Have You Seen Me Lately”

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Finally BACK with new research summaries! This week's featured study shows that singing and solfege can help improve students' ability to play by ear! Does familiarity with a melody affect children's learning to play the melody on piano? Spoiler alert: yes. #musiceducation #musicteaching #pianoteacher Sense of competence and of relatedness may best predict music teachers' well-being--both of which likely have been in short supply over the past two years. #musiceducation #musicteaching What is burnout and how can it be prevented? #musicteaching #musiceducation #musiceducationresearch https://everydaymusicality.com/2022/01/26/rtrl-66-burnout-a-review-of-literature-napoles-2022/ Self-care has been a buzzword lately, and while it's not a cure-all, music teachers need to consider prioritizing their own personal well-being. #selfcare #musiceducationresearch #musicteaching This week’s featured study examined required choral repertoire lists for state performance assessment events. #musiceducationresearch #choir https://everydaymusicality.com/2021/11/03/rtrl-64-required-choral-repertoire-in-performance-assessment-events-kramer-floyd-2019/ In addition to causing teacher stress, preparing for elementary music performances may come at the expense of time spent on student learning. Why yes, I AM motivated by washi tape and stickers, and I’m not ashamed to admit it. #musiceducationresearch #academia How do instrumental teachers set up their ensemble and use their classroom space? #musiceducation #musicteaching https://everydaymusicality.com/2021/10/06/rtrl-62-instrumental-teachers-non-verbal-behaviors-ensemble-set-up-and-use-of-classroom-space-roseth-2020/

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