The Future of Music Teaching
Ingle, Gary L., American Music Teacher
As Executive Director of MTNA, I have the opportunity to interact personally with MTNA members and leaders across the country. I also read many of our state affiliate journals and newsletters. One of my favorites is the newsletter of the Minnesota Music Teachers Association. Each issue is packed with relevant news items about MMTA and MTNA. However, the columns written by the state leadership are of particular interest to me.
The October 2009 MMTA newsletter featured a column by Suzanne Greer, chair of the Independent Music Teachers Forum. The title was "The Courage to Charge What You're Worth." (You can read the entire column at www.mnmusicteachers.com.) It is a compelling …
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Publication information:
Article title: The Future of Music Teaching.
Contributors: Ingle, Gary L. - Author.
Magazine title: American Music Teacher.
Volume: 59.
Issue: 6
Publication date: June-July 2010.
Page number: 2.
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