Join us to examine your ideas on how to embed advocacy in what you do in the classroom every day. We’ll cover student centered approaches to curriculum writing, your work with decision makers, how to change your language to fit different situations, and what allows you to be the best music teacher you can be. Learn how to change the discussion and maintain or reposition yourself as the knowledgeable, caring, and creative teacher that you are. Here is a chance to test your thoughts, collaborate with colleagues, and make plans to engage with families and students in new ways.Date and Time: July 14, 2022 – 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Location: Wisconsin Center for Music Education building at 1005 Quinn Dr. Waunakee WI 53597
Instructor: Leyla Sanyer
Leyla Sanyer is a lifelong advocate for music education for students and taught 4-12 orchestra and music composition for 38 years in Wisconsin public schools. She has served as National Association for Music Education (NAfME) North Central President, Wisconsin Music Educators Association (WMEA) president and as WiAmerican String Teachers treasurer. She is the recipient of many awards including the WMEA Michael G. George award (2018), Madison Area Musicians Association (MAMAs) Teacher of the Year (2015), the WiASTA Teacher of the Year Award (2015), the ASTA Elizabeth AH Green Public School Educator award (2004), and the Lawrence University Excellence in Secondary Teaching Award (2001). Leyla encourages all music educators, decision makers, families, and students to engage in proactive embedded ways to support music for all children.
Registration
Pre-registration is required 10 business days before workshop. Register at 2018 prices!
