Erzsie Music Ed Research & Advocacy

Honoring the rhythm children bring to the classroom. Bridging research to best practices

Tag: K12

  • Speaking engagements

    Speaking engagements

    Let’s discuss the significance and incorporation of music education in elementary schools. If you’d like me to join your upcoming event or meeting, please reach out. I’m available and eager to share insights! #presentation #K12 #musiceducation #advocacy #research Read.

  • QOTD March 24 to March 30

    QOTD March 24 to March 30

    Throughout March, I’ve shared weekly quotes celebrating Music In Our Schools Month – a window into my personal connection with music. If you missed any quotes this week, find them compiled in this blog post. Join me in reflecting on music education’s profound impact. Read.

  • New Lesson Plan: Using musical note identification in ELA (40 min)

    New Lesson Plan: Using musical note identification in ELA (40 min)

    Elevate ELA with music integration! This 40-minute lesson empowers students as expressive storytellers through solfege melodies and hand signs. Blending music with narrative elements sparks creativity, enhances comprehension, and captivates young minds. #musiceducation #ELA #2ndgrade #storytelling #lessonplan Read.

  • Donors Choose

    I’ve launched a new blog, and a great way to support education is by donating to teachers seeking to enhance their classroom curricula. Your contributions can make a meaningful difference in providing quality educational experiences for students. #MIOSM #DonorsChoose #K12 #Donate #Advocate Read.

  • Quotes for the Week 02/25/2024 to 03/02/2024

    Explore a weekly blog showcasing diverse quotes that offer inspiration and insight. Stay connected through my socials to gain access to a collection of thought-provoking wisdom on a regular basis. Read.

  • Quotes of the Week (February 18 – 24)

    QOTD shared on social media from February 18th through February 24th. Read.

  • Educational Software

    In my next several blogs, I will be discussing the various educational software programs available for the K12 classroom. The majority of this software is designed for ELA or music, but some incorporate other subjects. I look forward to engaging with my readers on their thoughts of these programs, and I am happy to answer… Read.