The Unconducted Curriculum

Featuring veteran band directors, Chris McLellan and Tina Parr, the Unconducted Curriculum Podcast discusses everything the school band director faces "off the podium." From administrative duties to dealing with upset parents, we tackle the issues that aren't usually discussed in this medium. With high school band as well as student teacher supervisor perspectives from Chris and middle school perspectives from TIna, there is something for all levels of band directing. Come enjoy a lighthearted conversation between friends of 27 years as well as invited guests and see what the "Unconducted Curriculum" is all about! This podcast will feature guests on a regular basis.

The Unconducted Curriculum is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  The Unconducted Curriculum

  Episode 6: Guest, Dexx Moore - Creating an Effective and Efficient Marching Band Rehearsal

  Sep 10, 20261h 18mS0

  <p>The episode discusses effective marching band rehearsal techniques, emphasizing the importance of intentional and efficient use of time. It covers the planning process, rehearsal expectations, and student responsibilities, focusing on performance-like rehearsals and detailed procedures. The conversation covers the importance of marching fundamentals and the incorporation of targeted marching exercises into daily rehearsals. It emphasizes the need for efficient use of time and the application of fundamentals to the drill. The conversation delves into the importance of applying fundamentals to drill, working on different step sizes, and incorporating music rehearsal time. It also explores the significance of listening to...

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  Episode 5: September - Survive or Thrive?

  Sep 3, 20261h 10mS1

  <p>September marks the transition from excitement to reality for band directors at the middle school and high school levels. It's a time of increased demands, challenges, and the need for strategic interventions to support students. The focus shifts from getting started to maintaining motivation and addressing academic concerns. The conversation covers the challenges and pressures faced by band directors and students during the marching band season, as well as the strategies for managing workload, maintaining student well-being, and fostering a sense of ownership and belonging within the band program. September reveals the culture of the band program, and it's...

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  Episode 4: Band Culture by Design

  Aug 27, 202652 minS1

  <p>The conversation delves into the definition of band culture and its influence on character. It explores how culture shapes character and the importance of consistency in building a positive culture. The impact of rehearsal environment on culture, leading by example, and the significance of practicing what you preach are also discussed. The conversation delves into the importance of building a resilient band culture through consistent small decisions, the role of student leaders in shaping the culture, and the significance of creating a safe space for students. It also provides reflection questions for band directors to assess and improve their...

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  Episode 3: Rehearsal Structure for the Win!

  Aug 20, 202657 minS1

  <p>The conversation covers the importance of structured warm-ups and the significance of rehearsal planning for productive rehearsals. It emphasizes the need for a well-organized warm-up routine and the impact of rehearsal structure on the overall productivity of rehearsals. The conversation covers the importance of engaging students actively, using peer evaluation, recording and evaluating rehearsals, planning with clear objectives, and ending rehearsals with purpose. It also discusses effective rehearsal techniques, avoiding common rehearsal mistakes, and closing rehearsals with purpose.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p>Structured warm-ups are essentialRehearsal planning is crucial for productive rehearsals Engage students activelyUse peer evaluationRecord...

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  Episode 2: The First Day/Week Part 2

  Aug 13, 202649 minS1

  <p>The conversation covers the topics of positive reinforcement in the classroom and the role of mentors in teaching. It explores the use of positive reinforcement to manage the classroom and encourage student engagement. Additionally, it delves into the importance of mentorship and guidance for new and experienced teachers, highlighting the value of having a mentor to provide support and feedback. The conversation covers the topics of mentorship and clinics, as well as time management and reflection. It delves into the importance of mentorship in music education, the role of clinics in program development, and the significance of time management...

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