Hosted by Chris Koelma · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 55 episodes
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Welcome to the music teachers in international schools podcast! In this podcast, experienced music educator and researcher, Chris Koelma, explores the unique world of music education in the international school context. You will hear engaging stories from music teachers working in international schools all around the world, learn tips and tricks from a global community of leading music ed experts, and be inspired to develop your capacity to be truly ‘international’ in your approach to music education.
Chris Koelma hosts Music Teachers In International Schools Podcast, a education show with 55 episodes published.
Tomos Nicholls is a music teacher at Alice Smith School in Malaysia. Tomos began his journey in international education as a teaching assistant in Myanmar before training as a music teacher under the mentorship of Asta H
Lindsey Stirrat t is an international school music educator who was, until recently, based at St. Gilgen International School in Austria. Her journey spans the UK (performer and peripatetic teacher) and roles across Oman
Jaime Wilkin is a music teacher and professional learning coordinator at the Independent Schools Foundation Academy in Hong Kong . Jaime’s journey into international music education began in the UK before a volunteer opp
Megan Highfill 's journey into international music education began in Kansas City, before a pivotal move to Egypt sparked a global adventure. Since then, she’s taught music in Indonesia, Panama, and Nepal, and now leads
Originally from Ireland, Hannah Hepworth’s journey into international school music teaching took her through classroom roles in Catholic and state schools, a 10-month travel sabbatical, and teaching positions in China be
Pavel Lipski is the Subject Leader of Music at CIA First International School in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Coming through a rigid childhood music education that saw him lose interest in music by his teens, Pavel was introduce
Jeremy Van Sluytman is teaching music at Shekou International School, China. Jeremy featured in a short conversation for Episode 29 of the podcast, but we wanted to do a deeper dive on his context and approach to music t
Adam Gaensler is teaching music at the American International School of Budapest. As is typical of American-style music education, music learning in secondary school is often siloed into strings, wind band and choir. Ada
Samuel Wright is the International Baccalaureate Diploma Music Coordinator at the International School of The Hague, a CBI Trainer, Composer, Orchestrator & Author. Samuel featured on Episode 2 of the MTIIS podcast where
Brad Fuller is a music educator, scholar and jazz musician who has completed a PhD at the University of Sydney, Australia. James Humberstone is a music educator, composer-producer, researcher, technologist, and a Senior
Fill in the survey now! Alison Armstrong returns to the MTIIS podcast after 2 years (she featured in Episode 9) to let us know how things are progressing for her and her team at Tashkent International School, Uzbekistan
Adam Ockelford is Professor of Music and Director of the Applied Music Research Centre at the University of Roehampton, London. Adam and his colleagues developed the Sound Of Intent framework, a model of musical developm
Desta Olds is a Performing Arts Teacher at the International School of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Desta joins the long list of cellists that we've had on the MTIIS podcast - this is purely a coincidence of course 😅! Original
Asta Hodgson is the Head of Music at Prince of Wales Island International School in Penang, Malaysia. Beginning with her formal music training as a cellist, and subsequent music teacher training focusing on Dalcroze, Ast
Kerry Wickersham is an Apple Distinguished Educator and the Head of Music and CAS Coordinator at Sotogrande International School in Spain. He has spent 20 years in Spain and has developed some incredible opportunities fo
"I had to revisit my philosophy...I had to rewire my brain" Anastasia Mousouli was trained to sing and play the flute in a rigid and formal setting. It allowed her to become a professional flute player and perform in som
Jeff Tollefson is the Fine Arts Director at Colegio Menor Quito in Ecuador. I first heard about Jeff during my interview with Jefferson Aranda for Episode 17 of the MTIIS podcast. Jefferson spoke super highly of Jeff and
Chris McLeay didn't really start getting 'into' music until his twenties. Music became an expressive outlet and tool for personal growth for Chris. After completing a music education degree, some time spent working with
Rebecca Wade-Chung is the current MYP/DP Music Teacher and the MYP Music Subject Coordinator at the International School of The Hague in the Netherlands. I met Rebecca through MTIIS regular contributor, Samuel Wright, an
w/ Callahan Davenport, Adam Gaensler, Lana Skrgatic & Dylan Norcross My favourite format this year has been the multi-guest episode. I love having the opportunity to learn from people within a short timeframe! These four
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