This month, Cynthia Kinnunen gives us some intervalactic tactics

Building recognition of intervals aurally (by ear) and on the page (by sight) helps to improve many aspects of our musical learning, including sight reading, sight singing, harmonizing and more! But knowing where to begin teaching intervals can leave us feeling like we’re on another planet.

This month, Cheryl Reid gives us the beat on rhythm in our classrooms

Rhythm is one of the most important elements of music and Cheryl has some great tips for incorporating it into each and every lesson.

This month, Christina shares her Ukulele in the Classroom experience… in the classroom!

The JHUI teacher training program is empowering teachers across the globe to raise the level of teaching in their schools, studios and communities.

This month, we’re headed back into the school year with some ideas to re-engage your students

Getting your students back into the groove for a new school year can be challenging but we’ve got a few ideas to help you get started!

This month, John explains the impact of the JHUI program on his teaching and some strategies that he brings to his classes.

The JHUI teacher training program is empowering teachers across the globe to raise the level of teaching in their studios and communities.

This month, Angela Dwyer talks about what we can learn from other teachers.

We can learn a great deal from other teachers. Angela shares some hands-on ideas she’s picked up from her teacher, J. Chalmers Doane, Canada’s godfather of ukulele education.