The Hidden Biases of Leadership Training
What “just is” about how a class operates that might contribute to some perspectives being hidden?
On Teaching Biblical Languages
In all of my experiences formally studying a language, the one constant is that it feels like the class is designed to meet a checklist rather than to create an environment for learning. To paraphrase my orchestration professor, you can water all you want, but the plant will grow when it grows. In other words, you can do all the homework and review and drills you want, but the concepts will click and the words transfer to long-term memory on a timeline that is not always within the student’s control.
How to Mark a Piece of Music
Music teachers told me to mark my music, but I didn’t know what to do.
How Do You Know When a Piece of Music Is Too Hard for You?
That night, I Googled numerous variations on “how to know if a piece is too hard for you.” I couldn’t find anything that answered my question in my situation.
