Podcast appearances and mentions of amy burns

This week's episode features a replay of the live Q&A panel from the Middle School Music Summit. Bryson is joined by fellow music educators, Alessandra Santaguida and Amy Burns, to dive into the top challenges middle school music teachers face today. The panel discusses strategies for engaging reluctant learners, incorporating non-vocal activities, and using technology effectively in resource-limited settings. The conversation also touches on AI's role in music education, differentiating instruction for diverse classrooms, and even offers tips for band teachers transitioning to a singing-focused curriculum. Whether you're looking for fresh ideas or practical advice, this episode has something for every middle school music educator. Grab The All-Access Pass Episode Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 3:02 Engaging Reluctant Learners 8:10 Assessing and Building on Prior Student Knowledge 13:37 Incorporating Non-Vocal Activities in the Music Classroom 18:07 Leveraging Technology with Limited Resources 21:16 Addressing the Role of AI in Music Education 28:20 Differentiating Instruction for Middle School Students 31:58 Transitioning to a Singing Focus as a Band-Trained Teacher 35:03 Takeaways Links and Resources: Elementary Newbie Guide Disabilities Guide Steady Beat Survival Guide Join That Music Teacher Community Have questions or want to share feedback? Reach out to us at hello@thatmusicteacher.com - we'd love to hear from you!

Community Connection Tuesday, June 4th, 2024 Join us today on Community Connection as we lead with the results of last night's City County Council meeting for the new proposed MLS stadium! Then, we welcome James White of CIRA to the show as he explains CIRA's plan to increase Black Homeownership in Indiana. Finally, looking for a new, unique schooling option for your student? Michelle Brittain-Watts & Amy Burns stop in to tell us all about an astounding new school of the arts! For More Information on CIRA: ciranareb.org For More Information on Edison School of the Arts: myips.org/edisonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hi Barbie! Hi Ken! Welcome back to another episode of #TheTeaWithKG! I am so excited to have one of my faves, Amy Burns, back on the pod to talk all things Barbie! Tune in as we take a deep dive on the Barbie movie where we discuss the colour, the camp, the comedy, the deeper meaning, our favourite parts, hidden easter eggs and so much more! We also dive into 90s nostalgia and our fave Barbie memories. Cheers and let's spill!Let's connect:Instagram: https://instagram.com/kayle_grace_?igshid=NzNkNDdiOG|=https://instagram.com/theteawithkg?igshid=NzNkNDdiOGI=Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theteawithkg/Website: https://linktree/kaygrace_theogTo connect with Amy:Instagram: https://instagram.com/ehburns2?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Connecting to your spirituality can deepen your relationship with self as well as how you approach life. I am so excited to have a fan favorite, Amy Burns, back on the pod to talk all things spirituality! We are souls having a 3D human experience full of love, lessons, healing and joy. Lifting the veil and peeling back the layers is how we dive deep and connect. Having an openness to all that life brings can result in an enlightened experience full of magical moments and wisdom. The comfort and inner knowing of spirituality is a beautiful thing - tune in as we dive in! Cheers and let's spill!Let's connect:Instagram: https://instagram.com/kayle_grace_?igshid=NzNkNDdiOG|=https://instagram.com/theteawithkg?igshid=NzNkNDdiOGI=Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theteawithkg/Website: https://linktree/kaygrace_theogTo connect with Amy:Instagram: https://instagram.com/ehburns2?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

The words we speak hold power and shape our reality. This rings true to this week's episode, as it was once just a conversation between girlfriends, and 2 years later has come into fruition. I am so excited to have 3 Tea with KG alum back for another tea time where we have a whole lotta fun and talk about the power of female friendships. And 5,6,7,8 Return of the MAKK! We've got Maxine Ginnish, Amy Burns and Kelsey LeGresley back, back, back again! Join us for all the feel good moments and let's spread some sparkle in this #TeaTimeTuesday! Cheers and let's spill!

Motivational Interviewing and Healthcare with Amy Burns Want to watch the video podcast? Join MI PLUS+ Wow this podcast is full of great information about operationalizing Motivational Interviewing in a healthcare setting. Whether you work in healthcare, are in leadership in the Healthcare industry or just love Motivational Interviewing, you will love this podcast! Guest Amy shares all about her experience helping her organization and culture shift to Motivational Interviewing. In this Podcast we discuss: Operationalizing Motivational InterviewingChanging CultureFidelity of Motivational InterviewingChampions of change and Motivational InterviewingCoding training (Motivational Interviewing Competency Assessment-MICA)Train the trainer programAnd so much more! Want a transcript? See below! [00:00:00] Hello, and welcome to the communication solution podcast. Here at IFIOC, we love to talk communication. We love to talk motivational interviewing, and we love talking about improving outcomes for individuals, organizations, and the communities that they serve. Today, we've got Casey Jackson. John Gilbert and I'm Tammy. Welcome to the conversation. John Gilbert: Welcome back everyone. We are back here for another podcast. Then we have another very special guest. That's also a director here, uh, and in my eyes quite a big wig. Her name is Dr. Amy Burns. And Amy, if you wouldn't mind for getting us started, just give us a little bit of sense of your role and anything else you'd like to share of course, but particularly your role. And then [00:01:00] from there, we can get into how you've applied, Motivational Interviewing, your thoughts on it and how you've applied it in your world. Amy Burns: Yeah, sure. Well, first off, I'm really, um, happy to be here this morning, talking about one of my favorite topics It's very exciting, with the "MI" Motivational Interviewing guys. Um, so, um, I am an associate program director for a psychiatry residency in Spokane Washington. And, um, I, and my other role that I kind of created for myself, because I felt like it was important and is as the lead for motivational interviewing training for graduate medical education for all of the residency's Spokane wide. Um, yeah, so, the basically, I first got into motivational interviewing, um, teaching Medical students that were, on a [00:02:00] psych clerkship. And, then it kind of grew from there. In part, because of all the training that I got at IFIOC, that kind of helped me give me the confidence to be able to, to expand what I learned and teach it to other physicians. Casey Jackson: Well, and I've got to dive in because just give Tammy and John context as well too, when Amy and I connected, I mean, there was multiple things that, that kind of grew from that one was just fascinating. Because I'd done training for physicians before. And it really was a lot of looking at it at the time, actually looking at pagers and, and waiting to get out of the training and being respectful. But Amy was just questions, questions, questions, questions, questions, because she had such a phenomenal foundation of motivational interviewing. And since we were teaching at less from kind of the acronym side and more of the fidelity. Kind of measurement side. It just, it was just like this kind of perfect meeting of the minds. And, [00:03:00] and for me, the thing that just was, just overwhelming was when, um, she had reached out and wanted to look at training, having actually having her instructors, physician instructors go through Motivational Interviewing training to think about how to train Motivational Interviewing in their classes, not just an Motivational Interviewing class, because that's pretty traditional.. Like they have them go through a section on motivational interviewing. And that was kind of about where they were at. And Amy was lead in that, but in us and you know what, we need to infuse this in every,

Life is full of ups and downs. Grief is one of those things we have all experienced in some way, shape, or form. In this week's episode I am honored to have such a beautiful light joining our tea time - Amy Burns. Listen in as Amy shares her story of healing through grief and navigating life after experiencing significant loss. This amazing soul sister spills the tea on her real deal experiences and shares her wisdom on how she has healed, and continues to heal through grief. Cheers and let's spill!

  Missy sends out another tech SOS to Amy Burns who, as always, steps up in a big way to help Missy think through attempting a virtual performance with elementary students. They discuss the most basic approach to doing this for the entire school when they have very limited singing time and no in person … Continue reading Amy Burns: Virtual Performance? Help! | S02E02 →

Today's episode is a little different - it's a collection of frequently asked questions from music teachers around the world.  The teachers that you’ll hear from actually recorded their questions late last year when I put a call out in preparation for an end of year webinar I ran in December. Amy Burns,

  Music Ed Tech guru, author, and elementary music teacher Amy Burns talks to Missy about Missy's arch-nemesis, technology. Tune in to hear about ways Amy is using technology to forward instruction in her classroom! Amy has taught PreK-grade 4 general music for over 20 years at Far Hills Country Day School. She has authored … Continue reading Amy Burns: Using Technology in the Elementary Classroom | S01E12 →

Last summer, DePaul Community Resources was thrilled to announce the release of A Goat’s Tale: Billie the Fainting Goat Learns to be Brave by author Amy Burns and illustrated by Julianne Orr. Amy is a licensed professional counselor, a supervisor, and site leader for DePaul’s Abingdon office. In this episode, host Alison Wickline will introduce you to this interactive and educational story about a fainting goat. She'll also catch up with Amy to discuss her work and the journey to get here.

In this episode of the Music Tech Teacher Podcast, I [...] The post MTT119: Using Technology With Elementary Approaches with Amy Burns appeared first on Midnight Music.

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In this episode of the Music Tech Teacher Podcast, I chat to Amy Burns - an elementary music teacher from New Jersey who also happens to be a well-known music tech expert. In the last episode I also announced that Amy has just come on board as the Midnight Music Community Coordinator and

Elementary music educator, Amy Burns, joins the show! We talk about Seesaw, using tech in the elementary general music classroom, and her new book: Using Technology with Elementary Music Approaches!!! Show Notes: Noteflight Soundtrap MusicFirst Seesaw Dr. Barbara Freedman Flipgrid METT Episode #14 with Theresa Hoover Ducassoux Katie Wardrobe | Midnight Music StreamYard Teaching Music Online During the Pandemic - Recent Facebook Live panel I participated in My YouTube page (Subscribe to it!) FiLMiC Pro Camera app that shoots in multiple camera angles at once on the iPhone 11 - Video from the Apple Keynote Download FiLMic Pro Loopback app by Rogue Amoeba My blog post on using Loopback Stuff Amy is doing: Amy’s forthcoming book: Using Technology with Elementary Music Approaches Learn more here Buy here Writing for MusTech.net Collaborators on her new book: Cherie Herring Missy Strong Ardith Collins Glennis Patterson App of the Week:  Robby - SoundSource by Rogue Amoeba Amy - Tripple Feature! - Timestamp Camera | MixCam app | Focos Album of the Week: Robby - Clear Line | Jacob Garchik Amy - In the Heights | Lin-Manuel Miranda Where to Find Us: Robby - Twitter | Blog | Book Amy - Twitter | Website Please don't forget to rate the show and share it with others! Subscribe to Music Ed Tech Talk: Subscribe to the Blog Subscribe to the Podcast in... Apple Podcasts | Overcast | Castro | Spotify | RSS

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When Werklund School of Education Associate Dean, Dr. Amy Burns, learned that field placement for teacher candidates would be threatened due to the COVID-19 shutdown, she put her team to work to create an alternative experience.Dr. Burns is joined today by Dr. Astrid Kendrick, Director of Field Experience for the Community-based Pathway and teacher Candidate, Deanna Parker about how the creation of the Pandemic Field Placement. We learn how it was created, how it was implemented and how it might inform future practice at Werklund. Find out more about the Werklund School of Education at the University of Calgary by visiting https://werklund.ucalgary.ca/

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Today's Bombshell (Bombshell Radio) Bombshell Radio Sundays Harry & Edna on the Wireless Sunday's 10am-11am EST bombshellradio.comWot ho, our latest Dads Army is here... this week we chat to director Amy Burns about the Dads Army PlaySwingin' On A Star ~ Bing CrosbyLet me take you Uptown ~ Gene KrupaRudolph the red nose reindeer ~ Dean MartinEdna chats to the Amy Burns director of the play Dads Army 1They Can't Black Out the Moon ~ Jay WilburEdna chats to the Amy Burns director of the play Dads Army 2King Is Still In London ~ Ambrose & His OrchestraSanta Claus Is Coming to Town ~ Harry Reser's OrchestraTen little Miles from Town ~ Carroll GibbonsEdna chats to the Amy Burns director of the play Dads Army 4Apple Honey ~ Woody HermanFreeze an' Melt – Eddie Lang & His OrchestraEdna chats to the Amy Burns director of the play Dads Army 5When Winter Comes ~ Artie Shaw & His OrchestraFreeze Out ~ Clarence Williams & His Jazz Kings

Hugs are an important part of healing. Employing them across Nemours: priceless! SEGMENT 1: For 12 years, Myrna Rivera been a Medicaid Enrollment Specialist in Financial Services at the AI Dupont Hospital for Children in Wilmington. She helps families with kids who have special needs apply for Medicaid - and that can be daunting task - but not for Rivera, who truly enjoys her work helping others navigate the healthcare system. Recently, though, Rivera herself became ill - and it was she who needed help navigating the healthcare system - and her fellow Nemours associates were there at the ready SEGMENT 2: Anesthesiologist Dr. Amy Burns has a unique perspective on how clinicians interact with pediatric patients. It comes from her experiences growing up with two siblings with serious health issues - and inspires the compassion she brings to her work at Nemours.  who brings to her work the compassion of clinicians she saw taking care her siblings while growing up. We’ll also take the time to remember the importance of hugs with a couple of MRI techs from the Deptford, New Jersey facility. Right now, meet Myrna Rivera. SEGMENT 3: Nemours MRI tech Jenna Johnson and her colleague, Lisa, have 38 years’ experience in healthcare, and 18 years at Nemours. They have each worked in the adult health care setting, but have found that working with kids brings its own unique set of joys and challenges. They have a lot to say about the connecting with patients, letting them go, and the importance of hugs.

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What does it look like to get un-stuck? Dr. Amy Burns, MD shares her expertise in Motivational Interviewing and explains how this person-centered approach to behavior change embraces the ambivalence so often thought to be in the way of growth. Opal Co-Founder Dr. Lexi Giblin, PhD, CEDS offers her own struggles with making a change in her life while Dr. Burns playfully interacts with her in an on-air example of the Motivational Interviewing technique!   Connect with Opal: www.opalfoodandbody.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Opalfoodandbodywisdom/ Instagram: @opalfoodandbody Twitter: https://twitter.com/opalfoodandbody?lang=en

Welcome to the University of Calgary’s Prospective Student Podcast. The University of Calgary’s Prospective Student Podcast is intended for any prospective student who is hoping to learn more about the University of Calgary. We will chat with key representatives from the UCalgary community to help keep you updated and informed about all things UCalgary. Episode 9: Werklund School of Education sits down with Dr Amy Burns who is an Assistant Professor and Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs with the Werklund School of Education. Dr. Burns holds her PHd from the University of Calgary and specializes in the research are of gender in educational leadership. To learn more about the Werklund School of Education, please visit: https://werklund.ucalgary.ca/

Master music teacher Amy Burns shares how Seesaw has become a portal for musical performances for parents and grandparents. She shares her game-changing best practices for the elementary music classroom. www.coolcatteacher.com/e392 Today's sponsor: Project Pals has a useful classroom collaborative platform that lets you create and manage projects for your students. Right now, my students are creating and managing a project as they are creating a podcast to record powerful stories from the recent storms in our area. Project Pals connects with Google Classroom but also lets me see detail on which students are contributing and participating. I also love the task board which is a Trello-like Kanban board that let students create, assign, and complete tasks. I will be featuring this tool on my blog and newsletter this week- go to projectpals.com and sign up today.

Amy Burns walks us through two kinds of wisdom: one earthly, and one that comes down from heaven. Heavenly wisdom can only come from a heart of humility.

On this episode of the Well Tempered chocolate podcast, Lauren interviews Amy Burns, the co-creator of the film ‘Setting The Bar’, alongside Elaine Read, co-founder of Atlanta based chocolate company Xocolatl.