I have recently switched from a general science secondary education major to an elementary education major. I know it is a drastic change but I official found my calling this summer when I worked for AmeriCorps Energy Express program. It was a literacy/nutrition/writing program to elementary school children
in rural areas of the state. I fell in love with working with little kids and just hope I am doing the right thing. From this course I am hoping to gain a better understanding of the importance of music in elementary school and the benefits that can come from music being taught at a young age.
in rural areas of the state. I fell in love with working with little kids and just hope I am doing the right thing. From this course I am hoping to gain a better understanding of the importance of music in elementary school and the benefits that can come from music being taught at a young age.
I myself love music any kind and all kinds. I am a percussionist so naturally I love loud instruments. I was in band all through middle school and high school. In marching season I was the lead snare drum player and my last year I switched it up and became a marching bass player! I attempted to play the saxophone and that lasted one hot minutes and that was it. I am not good with wind instruments or any types of horns but bring me a marimba or timpani and I can come up with a good beat. I love to sing. Let me clarify that. I love to sing in the shower and my car but not in front of anyone because I can not carry a tune at all. My concerns about this course are this recorder business and the panicky feeling of having to sing in front of anyone. I have heard from other students who took this music class that they had to play the recorder and sing in front of the class. Those are two things I am not going to be very good at but I will try my hardest!
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| This is me in Fiji at Island Bounty Resort. I will never forget these eleven people I had the pleasure of meeting through ISV. |




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