Pedagogy

This course introduces foundational teaching practices for applied studio teaching. Content will center on human development, core learning theories, practical teaching strategies, assessment approaches, and philosophies underscoring effective, values-driven teaching. Students will apply these foundations to a functional studio syllabus framework while also engaging in critical reflection on the teaching and learning process.

Students will demonstrate a basic understanding of the physiology and function of the singing voice, as well as the basic principles of the science of sound and resonance. This will be accomplished through in-class lectures, readings, presentations, and other assignments.

The goal of this course is to help the student acquire a basic methodology for teaching the art of singing. This will be accomplished through a study and observation of teaching methods with an emphasis on practical applications for both performers and teachers.

The art and science of teaching the classical guitar. An overview of classical guitar technique from beginning through advanced levels. A survey of various current methods and materials of studio teaching. Different learning styles and practice methods are also discussed.

Students will demonstrate a basic understanding of the physiology and function of the singing voice, as well as the basic principles of the science of sound and resonance. This will be accomplished through in-class lectures, readings, presentations, and other assignments.

The goal of this course is to help the student acquire a basic methodology for teaching the art of singing. This will be accomplished through a study and observation of teaching methods with an emphasis on practical applications for both performers and teachers.