K12 Classroom Guitar - Teacher Development

CMI Presents at Texas Bandmaster’s Conference July 23rd in San Antonio

July 14, 2013 by Mike Christiansen

Consonus Music Institute’s Director of Curriculum Development Mike Christiansen will be presenting a clinic at the 2013 Texas Bandmasters Association Conference on 21st Century Classroom Guitar Instruction. This presentation will cover key information for every music teacher who either currently teaches or is considering teaching classroom guitar.

Topics will range from How To Establish a Class, What Every Student Guitarist Should Know, Teaching Sequences, Basic Guitar Skills for Teachers, Selecting Curriculum and More. Teachers will also be introduced to CMI’s Blending Learning Courseware and will receive free samples of CMI Courseware and trial subscriptions to the CMI Online Learning Site

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"The level of accomplishment of the class has certainly increased since I began using CMI's classroom guitar material."

Richard Langham Chaparral Middle School

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Paul Dewey Legacy Preparatory Academy

"I am an experienced guitar player, and yet CMI has provided me with a valuable resource in my beginning classroom guitar class. The sequence of concepts, structure of lessons, and choices of music are all well thought out, and the engaging blended learning platform allows me to provide more individual and small group support."

Richard Langham Chaparral Middle School

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Kelley Neudecker Fulton High School

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