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How Playing an Instrument Benefits Your Brain

January 27, 2016 By marykay

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NAfME Statement of Support for Disaster Response Efforts - NAfME

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NAfME expresses support and encouragement for disaster response efforts and will work to ensure music is supported for students in affected areas.

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Wisconsin Advocates for Music Education (WAME)

From our friends at NAfME and the North Dakota Music Educators Association....tomorrow is the deadline! ... See MoreSee Less

Join the Title IV-A Coalition’s Thunderclap campaign by Noon, August 31st! Formed in 2016, NAfME joined the Coalition as a founding member. We are looking to increase funding for Title IV-A block g...

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Wisconsin Advocates for Music Education (WAME)

Excellent collaboration providing a well-rounded education that includes music for students. ... See MoreSee Less

The Title IV-A Coalition is an alliance comprised of more than 60 national organizations – of which NAfME is a founding member – working together to advocate for maximum funding of the flexible bl...

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Wisconsin Advocates for Music Education (WAME)

Vocabulary is important in everything we do. Let's begin by making 1 small change to what we say. We are educators. We are teachers. We teach students. We educate students. #bandteacher #choirteacher #orchestrateacher #musiceducator #onesimplechange #wimusicstrong ... See MoreSee Less

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WMEA Standards: Getting Started

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Getting Started – A guide to understanding the format of the standards maps The 2017 WMEA Wisconsin Music Standards are adapted from the 2014 National Core Arts Standards in Music. These 2014…

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This needs to work in ALL schools...public and private. ... See MoreSee Less

Where All the School’s a Stage, and the List of Success Stories Is Long

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In high schools of the performing and visual arts, race, sexual identity and ZIP code are beside the point. But not academics.

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Time to start thinking about our brains again!! ... See MoreSee Less

Here is what music does to your body. Credit: Hashem Al-Ghaili Research papers are here: www.nature.com/neuro/journal/v14/n2/full/nn.2726.html www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4211...

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National Association for Music Education

Congress must do better to invest in key education programs. We call upon Congress to raise the overall funding caps, so that educators can receive the critical resources they require, and so that eve...

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2017 WMEA Wisconsin Music Standards are now public on the WMEA website. Meaningful Guidelines to Inspire Great Music Education! wmeamusic.org/standards/ ... See MoreSee Less

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The Every Student Succeeds Act and Music Education Advocacy

Denese Odegaard, President of the National Association for Music Education (NAfME), talks about resources NAfME provides teachers, parents, and other music education…

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