A new professional development webinar aims to help music educators keep every student singing through the challenges of adolescent voice change. Music Mark reported the session will offer practical approaches that support identity and wellbeing while enabling continued participation in school ensembles and classroom music.
The training will help teachers understand voice change as part of broader physical, emotional and social development, according to Music Mark. Educators can expect strategies to respond with confidence, curiosity and flexibility in the music classroom. The session will explore voice change in both girls and boys, drawing on current research and practical classroom experience to help teachers create inclusive musical environments.
Sing Up’s Partnership Manager Émilie Bels will facilitate the webinar alongside voice specialist Jenevora Williams. Music Mark noted the event combines research-led insight with practical strategies teachers can apply immediately. Non-member schools can register for £20, while Music Hubs can access up to five participant spots for £30.
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