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Prof Martin Fautley

@drfautley

Emeritus Professor Music Education-Birmingham City University; BMERG. Academic, researcher, co-editor Brit J Music Ed. All views entirely personal!

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This reminds me of “what do you mean, you have to account for your time, you’re a full professor?” conversations with US colleagues!

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Just 20 days left to apply for our Musicians of Change PGCEi September cohort! Take your music teaching to the next level & download the prospectus today! musicmasters.org.uk/pgcei/

Just 20 days left to apply for our Musicians of Change PGCEi September cohort! Take your music teaching to the next level & download the prospectus today! musicmasters.org.uk/pgcei/
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Discover how LICP and others are transforming how we regard and teach composition in schools. 🎶 musicteachermagazine.co.uk/content/opinio…

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Nice piece in Music Teacher in which I am interviewed about being honoured with the lifetime achievement award for music education. Trouble with being interviewed is you can’t edit what you said –anyway here is what tumbled out of my mouth! musicteachermagazine.co.uk/content/qa/qa-…

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Be part of a growing network of music educators bringing excellence to group music teaching in state schools across the country 🎻🎶Just 5 more days to apply for our PGCEi masters with Birmingham City University 🚀musicmasters.org.uk/pgcei #musicteacing #artseducation

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100% of graduates reported new confidence in demonstrating best practice in inclusive group teaching. 🎶Join our incredible community of music teachers & apply for your Musicians of Change PGCEi September place today! bit.ly/3ECs7ml

Dr James Shea (@englishspecial) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A dozen teacher training providers that were deliberately crowbarred out of their status to make room for pop up new providers are now poised to re-enter the market. No-one in the sector was under any illusion about what was actually happening. schoolsweek.co.uk/12-teacher-tra…

A dozen teacher training providers that were deliberately crowbarred out of their status to make room for pop up new providers are now poised to re-enter the market. No-one in the sector was under any illusion about what was actually happening. 

schoolsweek.co.uk/12-teacher-tra…
John finney (@johnfinney8) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Elizabeth MacGregor’s Musical Vulnerability is a fine ex of ethnography: strong conceptual/theoretical framework, rigorous research strategies, thick qualitative data, penetrating analysis, all deepening and extending theory and easily generalisable to reader’s own practice. 1/2

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Due out soon! New edition of Debates in Music Education edited by Chris Philpott and Gary Spruce. I was very pleased to work with them in contributing a couple of chapters. routledge.com/Debates-in-Mus…

Warwick Mansell (@warwickmansell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New: Major project to investigate teacher effectiveness defends itself against possible concerns, including financial support from high-profile trading firm educationuncovered.co.uk/news/major-pro…

Prof Martin Fautley (@drfautley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Exactly this ⬇ And musical learning demonstrated should be musical. As the oft-attributed saying goes "writing about music is like dancing about architecture". same goes for expecting other forms of knowledge transfer - in itself a problematic notion for the Neo-trads!

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The memory of Electric Light Orchestra’s (ELO) keyboardist is being honoured with the opening of a new production suite at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (Royal Birmingham Conservatoire ). Richard Tandy, who died at the age of 76 in April 2024, also has a scholarship established in his name,

The memory of Electric Light Orchestra’s (ELO) keyboardist is being honoured with the opening of a new production suite at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (<a href="/BirmCons/">Royal Birmingham Conservatoire</a> ).

Richard Tandy, who died at the age of 76 in April 2024, also has a scholarship established in his name,