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Student Pathways at the Community Music Center of Boston

Creative Inquiry Labs | Tavis N. Linsin, PhD

We all know someone who loves music but has been pushed away by a school or teacher. As music educators, it is heartbreaking to see. So how do you build a program to ensure that never happens?

Tavis Linsin, PhD of Creative Inquiry Labs, worked alongside our faculty and staff on refining our Student Pathways, implementing them, and building teacher training curricula. His report, co-authored with CMCB, shares the findings from the past year.

Many Paths to a Life of Music

Emma Terrell, M.Ed. and Dr. Dennie Palmer Wolf | Wolfbrown

As part of our strategic plan, over the past five years, teachers, students, our board, and national experts worked together to support our journey toward embracing an enriched definition of musical learning. We are no longer just a teaching institution, but a learning institution. 

To measure our results, we engaged Dennie Palmer Wolf and Emma Terrell of WolfBrown to design and implement a major student self-evaluation survey.

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