3 Simple Steps to Teaching Remote Music

2021-03-27T07:23:03+00:00By |

Even with all this craziness of the pandemic,  we still need teachers. We still need people who are looking to serve, lead and inspire. Basically the world needs you… which means you need to keep showing up and stay on top of your teaching, yet still look after yourself and your family. One of the

The Weekly Spark ep5: Priorities for Music Teachers

2020-05-14T01:20:02+00:00By |

Right now, in these unprecedented times, with many of us working from home or having to adapt to many different situations, there is no better time to think about what is really important in life, and make sure that we’re really taking care of ourselves. For this reason in this episode Janice Tuck will talk

The Weekly Spark ep4: How to deal with a bad day

2020-05-14T01:21:14+00:00By |

This episode is about how to deal with a bad day… and what to do when life's inevitable challenges come up one after the other - like happens to all of us from time to time. There are so many things in life that we’re not in control of - we’re not in control of

The Weekly Spark ep1: This storm will pass

2020-05-14T01:23:06+00:00By |

In this first episode of the Weekly Spark for Music Teachers Janice Tuck shares some thoughts about how music teachers can adapt to the current situation the world finds itself in.  The idea behind this podcast is to provide Music Teachers with a little bit of mindset and motivation to get going through their day,

1: Weekly Spark for Music Teachers Trailer

2020-03-09T04:03:38+00:00By |

The weekly spark for Music Teachers is a podcast presented by Janice Tuck, creative director of the Fun Music Company. The weekly spark is a weekly dose of mindset and energy from everything Janice has learned from hundreds of mentors in the personal development field - applied to music teaching.  Its a ten minute podcast

How To Teach Music

2018-09-20T07:31:45+00:00By |

Listening. Playing. Reading. Creating. For anyone about to teach music of any curricula, these words all pose many questions and unknowns looking more academic than practical making it all way too hard. For many teachers it all just sounds way too confusing, stopping them from even starting in the first place. With National standardized government

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