by Glen McCarthy | Mar 31, 2014 | Classroom, Education, Principles, Tips + Tricks
Improvisation is a fun, freeing way to be musical and guitar is well-suited to the task! But sometimes students become ice sculptures when asked to improvise. They might have some performance anxiety or feel like they’re bound to a certain style. One way to inspire...
by Glen McCarthy | Mar 31, 2014 | Classroom, Education, Gear, Principles, Tips + Tricks
There are any number of reasons for teachers to start a guitar program; number one on the list is getting more students to become music makers. But what about convincing your principal that classroom guitar is a great idea. 1. $how Me the Money!!! Setting up a guitar...
by Glen McCarthy | Mar 24, 2014 | Classroom, Education, Gear, News, Tips + Tricks
In the last 10 years, not only has the guitar gained popularity amongst the general public who play or want to learn to play this fine stringed instrument; the guitar has experienced unprecedented growth in classroom instructional programs within America’s...
by Glen McCarthy | Mar 24, 2014 | Classroom, Education, News, Tips + Tricks
What was that dark shadow? Did you hear that piercing screech?! You don’t need an excuse like Halloween to plan a scary guitar class. Having a scary themed concert is sure to perk up even the most listless student and focus your lesson. Here’s how to make it happen*:...
by Glen McCarthy | Mar 17, 2014 | Classroom, Education, News, Principles, Stories, Tips + Tricks
It’s finally here! You can download the recording of the first Teaching Guitar Workshops Webinar, “Outfitting Your Classroom Guitar Program for Success”, hosted by Glen McCarthy. Click here to Download:...
