WMMTA Programs, 2019-2020
WMMTA Teaching to the Needs of Students
January 10 at 7 p.m.
Hosted by Karen Wagner
WMMTA Coffee Chat, "Better Together"
February 21 at 10 a.m.
Presenter Judy Fear
Senseney Music, 2300 E. Lincoln
Haus Konzert: "Music by Women Composers"
April 24
Joan Griffing, Dean of Fine Arts at Friends University, performing in collaboration with husband and clarinetist Leslie Nicholas
Hosted by Joanne Ehrlich, location TBA
WMMTA Recapitulation: Annual Meeting and Potluck
May 26
Presenter Dr. Meg Gray, Professor of Piano Pedagogy, WSU
Location TBA
WMMTA Teaching to the Needs of Students
January 10 at 7 p.m.
Hosted by Karen Wagner
- Lesson Planning Around the Elements of Music, Karen, Wagner, presenter
- Working with Special Needs Students, Heidi Kliewer, presenter
- Music Therapy from a Scientific Standpoint: The Magical Moods of Music, Amanda Casper, presenter
WMMTA Coffee Chat, "Better Together"
February 21 at 10 a.m.
Presenter Judy Fear
Senseney Music, 2300 E. Lincoln
Haus Konzert: "Music by Women Composers"
April 24
Joan Griffing, Dean of Fine Arts at Friends University, performing in collaboration with husband and clarinetist Leslie Nicholas
Hosted by Joanne Ehrlich, location TBA
WMMTA Recapitulation: Annual Meeting and Potluck
May 26
Presenter Dr. Meg Gray, Professor of Piano Pedagogy, WSU
Location TBA
Certification
Music Teachers National Association (MTNA) offers a Nationally Certified Teacher of Music (NCTM) program, available to all Independent Music Teachers who complete the prescribed certification process.
WMMTA provides continuing education and small group opportunities to help teachers prepare for the certification process. In addition, WMMTA teachers who apply for and receive MTNA certification are eligible to apply for partial to full fee reimbursement. For more information, visit the MTNA website here.
Non-certified music teachers are still welcome and encouraged to become members of WMMTA!