New Webinar series
Musical Futures International Webinars are designed to deliver insightful, relevant and interactive professional development for teachers and come with an accompanying package of free resources in our brand new online URL format. With new dates and titles being added for the school year 2021-22, all of our webinars are delivered by expert Musical Futures teachers who are currently working in schools and embedding and building on Musical Futures core approaches across their practice.
Open for Booking
How to embed a student- centred approach to Music in your School Music Department.
Date: Thursday 30th September 2021
Time: 6pm Indo China Time
Presenter: Anna Gower
Cost: £35 per person (or approximately: $65.50AUD, $48.50USD, $60.75CAD, $68.00NZD and e40.75 Euro)
Comes with a free online resource package worth over £100
Suitable for teachers of KS2, 3 and 4
Think you know Musical Futures? Think again.
Join one of the original Informal Learning Pilot Teachers, Musical Futures International’s Head of Training and Development Anna Gower for a comprehensive Introduction to Musical Futures.
We will examine the core pedagogy that underpins Musical Futures and its relevance to International Schools, explore the resources new and old, identify some starting points and you will take away all the resources you need to get started with Musical Futures in your classroom the very next day!
Date: Thursday 30th September 2021
Time: 6pm Indo China Time
Presenter: Anna Gower
Cost: £35 per person (or approximately: $65.50AUD, $48.50USD, $60.75CAD, $68.00NZD and e40.75 Euro)
Comes with a free online resource package worth over £100
Suitable for teachers of KS2, 3 and 4
Think you know Musical Futures? Think again.
Join one of the original Informal Learning Pilot Teachers, Musical Futures International’s Head of Training and Development Anna Gower for a comprehensive Introduction to Musical Futures.
We will examine the core pedagogy that underpins Musical Futures and its relevance to International Schools, explore the resources new and old, identify some starting points and you will take away all the resources you need to get started with Musical Futures in your classroom the very next day!
New Resources for New Times
Date: Monday 4th October 2021
Time: 4pm Indo China Time
Presenter: Steve Jackman
Cost: £35 per person (or approximately: $65.50AUD, $48.50USD, $60.75CAD, $68.00NZD and e40.75 Euro)
Comes with a free online resource package worth over £100
Suitable for teachers of KS2, 3 and 4
This webinar will explore the new Musical Futures International resource-supported program, designed to support students to grow into independent, informal learners through our tried and tested classroom pedagogies. Spanning formal, informal and non formal approaches to music learning, for the first time, each resource is accessible via one URL.
Musical Futures International Head of Education, Steve Jackman will lead this session which will include:
you will take away all the resources you need to get started with Musical Futures in your classroom the very next day!
Date: Monday 4th October 2021
Time: 4pm Indo China Time
Presenter: Steve Jackman
Cost: £35 per person (or approximately: $65.50AUD, $48.50USD, $60.75CAD, $68.00NZD and e40.75 Euro)
Comes with a free online resource package worth over £100
Suitable for teachers of KS2, 3 and 4
This webinar will explore the new Musical Futures International resource-supported program, designed to support students to grow into independent, informal learners through our tried and tested classroom pedagogies. Spanning formal, informal and non formal approaches to music learning, for the first time, each resource is accessible via one URL.
Musical Futures International Head of Education, Steve Jackman will lead this session which will include:
- a walkthrough of all the new resources available - bring an instrument and you can how they work in practice!
- learn how these new resources connect with a Musical Futures informal learning approach
- share some ideas for how you can get started using them right away with your students
you will take away all the resources you need to get started with Musical Futures in your classroom the very next day!
Coming Soon!
Informal Learning with Music Technology
As technologies change and new musical genres and cultures develop the informal music-making practices of popular musicians also change. Whilst instruments such as keyboards and guitars continue to be popular, our learners of today are more likely to be making Music using a Digital Audio Workstation such as Soundtrap than making Music in their Garage.
In this Webinar our digital learning specialist Steve Jackman will talk you through the key issues and debates surrounding effective use of Music technology in the classroom from a Musical Futures informal learning perspective.
As technologies change and new musical genres and cultures develop the informal music-making practices of popular musicians also change. Whilst instruments such as keyboards and guitars continue to be popular, our learners of today are more likely to be making Music using a Digital Audio Workstation such as Soundtrap than making Music in their Garage.
In this Webinar our digital learning specialist Steve Jackman will talk you through the key issues and debates surrounding effective use of Music technology in the classroom from a Musical Futures informal learning perspective.
- What do we mean by Music Technologies
- What are the informal learning approaches for using Music Technology
- How do we incorporate Music Technology effectively and authentically
Whose Music Education is it anyway?
How can you put student centred approaches at the heart of curriculum planning and assessment? Join Head of Training and Development Anna Gower to explore some ideas for how to integrate Musical Futures into an International School Curriculum, keeping in mind the motivations and passions that inspire young people to engage with learning music at school.
How can you put student centred approaches at the heart of curriculum planning and assessment? Join Head of Training and Development Anna Gower to explore some ideas for how to integrate Musical Futures into an International School Curriculum, keeping in mind the motivations and passions that inspire young people to engage with learning music at school.
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Start With a Song
Bring an instrument and learn how to use an existing piece of music as the inspiration for a unit on Songwriting. Head of Training and Development, Anna Gower will show how Musical Futures International resources can be used to support practical whole class and small group approaches to songwriting. |
Consultancy and Bespoke CPD for your school
We also offer a range of online consultancy. Working with you, we will devise a CPD and resource package bespoked for your Music Department. Please contact us for more details.
