The PMEA District 1 Fall Professional Development Workshop will take place on Tuesday, November 26 at Carnegie Mellon University. There are still spaces available for those interested.
TO REGISTER: CLICK HERE
Registration: 8:00am-8:45am
Sessions: 9:00am – 3:00 pm
Act 48 Credit: 5 hours
Cost: Free to PMEA and PCMEA Members
Non-members: $10.00 Collegiate: $5.00
On-Campus Parking: $10.00 (separate check)
Pre-conference Performance
C Street Brass
Keynote Address
The State of Music Education in the Pennsylvania
Margaret Baeur, CAE Pennsylvania Music Educators Association
Dennis Emert, Vice-President Pennsylvania Music Educators Association
General Session
Teacher Evaluation and the SLO Process
O. David Dietz, Consultant to the Department of Education’s Educator Effectiveness Team
Breakout Sessions
A. Building Performance Measures that Demonstrate Student Achievement in Music
O. David Dietz, Consultant to the Department of Education’s Educator Effectiveness Team
B. High Tech on a Low Budget: Implementing Technology to Assess Student Achievement in the Music Classroom
Dr. John Seybert, Seton Hill University
A. Assessment Strategies for the General Music Classroom: A Sharing Session
Mariann Palombo Fox, moderator, Mt. Lebanon School District
B. “Assessment for Ensembles: It’s Not About the Grade”
Craig Cannon moderator, Duquesne University
General Session
Infusing Jazz into your Music Program
MaryAnn Morocco, The Ellis School
TO REGISTER: CLICK HERE
Registration: 8:00am-8:45am
Sessions: 9:00am – 3:00 pm
Act 48 Credit: 5 hours
Cost: Free to PMEA and PCMEA Members
Non-members: $10.00 Collegiate: $5.00
On-Campus Parking: $10.00 (separate check)
Pre-conference Performance
C Street Brass
Keynote Address
The State of Music Education in the Pennsylvania
Margaret Baeur, CAE Pennsylvania Music Educators Association
Dennis Emert, Vice-President Pennsylvania Music Educators Association
General Session
Teacher Evaluation and the SLO Process
O. David Dietz, Consultant to the Department of Education’s Educator Effectiveness Team
Breakout Sessions
A. Building Performance Measures that Demonstrate Student Achievement in Music
O. David Dietz, Consultant to the Department of Education’s Educator Effectiveness Team
B. High Tech on a Low Budget: Implementing Technology to Assess Student Achievement in the Music Classroom
Dr. John Seybert, Seton Hill University
A. Assessment Strategies for the General Music Classroom: A Sharing Session
Mariann Palombo Fox, moderator, Mt. Lebanon School District
B. “Assessment for Ensembles: It’s Not About the Grade”
Craig Cannon moderator, Duquesne University
General Session
Infusing Jazz into your Music Program
MaryAnn Morocco, The Ellis School
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