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KINDERFLUTE
KinderFluteTM is designed to teach students to love music and learn to play the flute---but that is only the beginning. We have an intense desire to see each child realize their potential in all areas of their lives. Through learning to listen, finger, produce a beautiful tone, read music, compose, and creatively express themselves; students are firing areas of the brain to make learning in all areas more productive. The group lesson are carefully planned to maximize learning potential. Movement and games are a major component in the group classes so that students maintain a keen sense of alertness.
Many of the tenets of the class are based on recent research in neurogenesis (see below) and learning potential.
"Neurogenesis" literally means "birth of neurons". Neurogenesis is most prevalent during pre-natal development and is the process by which neurons are created to populate the growing brain. Contrary to what was believed 10 years ago, new research has shown that neurogenesis also can ocurr throughout life. Key factors that have proven to stimulate significant neurogenesis are exercise, a loving and supportive environment, and new and enriching experiences.
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About KinderFlute
KinderFlute: We are passionate about teaching young flutists with the best and highly effective flute method.
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KinderFlute/ Blocki Flute Class Registration
This intensive certification class will cover how to effectively teach and engage flute students ages 4-12. The core classes will be both online and in-person. If Covid protocols allow, housing will also be available at Eden Hall Chatham University. Video recordings be available for 30 days.
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KinderFlute/BlockiFlute Class information
This intensive certification class will cover how to effectively teach and engage flute students ages 4-12. This is a excellent way to re-energize your flute studio after these crazy years of Covid. The core classes will be both online and in-person. If Covid protocols allow, housing will also be available at Eden Hall Chatham University. Video recordings be available for 30 days.
