Crosspulse & THE 4th INTERNATIONAL BODY MUSIC FESTIVAL present ALL NEW TEACHER TRAINING WORKSHOPS
Integrating Arts & Academics: Physicalizing Math using Body Music
with Keith Terry, Linda Akiyama and Doug Goodkin
- Learn Rhythm Blocks, an easy yet effective rhythmic approach for teaching essential math concepts & skills
- Create instructional activities that motivate and inspire your students through arts integration
- Discover how to use Body Music to fully engage your students in math learning and beyond
- Basic Rhythm/Basic Sanity learn to cultivate calm in the classroom
Keith Terry is the Artistic Director of the IBMF, and has developed a Body Music methodology well-used by classroom and music teachers for a host of applications throughout curricula. Keith has two instructional DVDs on Crosspulse Media, with the third DVD and accompanying book due out in 2012.
Linda Akiyama has 25 years of experience teaching in public elementary schools and has taught science education courses through the SEP program at UCSF. She uses rhythms, chants, and rhymes extensively to support the teaching of academic subjects.
Doug Goodkin teaches music based on Orff Schulwerk to children 3 yrs - 8th grade at The San Francisco School. A director of the prestigious San Francisco Orff Course and author of many books on music education, Doug travels extensively internationally giving courses on Orff Schulwerk.
The 4th International Body Music Festival NOV 1-6! The only gathering of its kind, anywhere.
SIX days of music you can SEE and dance you can HEAR. Contemporary and traditional Body Music from Brazil, Indonesia, Greece, Turkey, Spain, Canada and the US - in Concerts, Workshops, Teacher Trainings, Parties, Body Music Open-Mic, Family Matinee, and in-school Assembly Programs. All details: http://www.internationalbodymusicfestival.com
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