EPISODE · Sep 3, 2020 · 6 MIN
How one speech radically changed the course of one of our most successful programs
from The Spark for Music Teachers · host Janice Tuck
This episode is a special tribute to the wonderful speaker and inspirational educational mentor, Sir Ken Robinson, who passed away recently at the age of 70 after a battle with cancer. In this episode Janice Tuck talks about how the message in Sir Ken’s famous TED talk of 2016 resonated with her and her team when creating the Fun Music Company curriculum program, and how this shaped the direction of the COMPOSE section of the program. You can view Sir Ken’s famous TED talk on how schools kill creativity here. if you’re interested in seeing how the COMPOSE lessons came together in our curriculum program, you can also request a 30 day preview to the first lesson of each grade of our curriculum at this page.
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This episode is a special tribute to the wonderful speaker and inspirational educational mentor, Sir Ken Robinson, who passed away recently at the age of 70 after a battle with cancer. In this episode Janice Tuck talks about how the message in Sir Ken’s famous TED talk of 2016 resonated with her and her team when creating the Fun Music Company curriculum program, and how this shaped the direction of the COMPOSE section of the program. You can view Sir Ken’s famous TED talk on how schools kill creativity here. if you’re interested in seeing how the COMPOSE lessons came together in our curriculum program, you can also request a 30 day preview to the first lesson of each grade of our curriculum at this page.
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