2010 Biennial Music Educators National Conference

with Special Focus on
Research in Music Education and Music Teacher Education
March 25-27, 2010
Anaheim, CA
Presented by MENC: The National Association for Music Education

The 2010 Biennial Music Educators National Conference is designed to provide opportunities for leaders in research, pedagogy, and practice to present their ideas to the field and to learn of new data, approaches, and ideas from colleagues across the nation.

Educators attending this conference will...

• Learn about the latest research initiatives and the historical roots of the profession.
• Acquire classroom management skills for urban, suburban, and rural settings.
• Discover how technology has enhanced pedagogy and assessment in the classroom.
• "Get a Line” on the latest job search and interviewing techniques.
• Participate in the ongoing work of the Society for Music Teacher Education’s Areas of Strategic Planning and Action.
• Attend sessions on current topics in music teacher preparation, including partnerships, collaborations, professional development, and other issues and challenges.
• Attend research poster sessions and Special Research Interest Group sessions.
• Network with other music education professionals.
   

Program details will be posted in November 2009. For more information, read “MENC's Biennial Conference Sharpens Focus in 2010."

Register now by faxing or mailing this Registration Form or calling 800-828-0229. (Online registration coming soon).

Housing Information – All sessions will be at the Hilton Anaheim. The MENC rate is $169.

Reception Room Request Form - Reserve a room for your reception at the Hilton Anaheim.

Company Product Promotion Opportunities – Provide company/product information or purchase attendee lists.

What is the difference between this event and Music Education Week?

Music Education Week is MENC’s premier annual event built around a format, different from that of past national biennial conferences. This format is designed to provide members with opportunities for music education advocacy, intensive professional development, networking with industry representatives, and performances in a destination location on an annual basis, and during the summer instead of the school year.