2010-10-26
2010-10-19
Visiting Potential Unlimited on Oct 18, 2010
I visited an institute for people with special needs on Oct.18, 2010. I was impressed by the drumming class with 5 students. Hope to come back and do more observation.
2010-10-18
On the move: Week of Oct. 18, 2010 - DailyFreeman.com
On the move: Week of Oct. 18, 2010 - DailyFreeman.com
http://www.dailyfreeman.com/articles/2010/10/18/news/doc4cbbcb2e6344b124949023.txt
Liza Lee is sharing her latest research in using early childhood music education and music therapy to treat children with special needs with educators and students as Scholar in Residence at Ulster County Community College this fall.
During the five-month residency that brings Lee to the Stone Ridge campus, she is conducting workshops with early education and special needs teachers in the Hudson Valley, teaching Ulster County Community College students and visiting agencies that work with children.
She is author of an innovative curriculum developed in the U.S. that draws on music, culture and cognitive developmental psychology to teach preschool children the foundations of Chinese and English, using foundational sights, sounds and musical tunes from both Chinese and Western cultures. Lee is completing her residency at the college through an agreement with Chaoyang University of Technology in Taichung, Taiwan, where she is an associate professor in the early childhood development and education department.
Lee is past chairman and currently a commissioner for the International Society for Music Education’s Commission on Music in Special Education, Music Therapy and Music Medicine that contributes to the progressive development of music therapy and music in special education.
She serves as consultant for the Center for the Study of Music and Culture at the New York Institute for Social Research and is a graduate of Teachers College, Columbia University, where she received her doctoral degree in music and music education.
On the move: Week of Oct. 18, 2010
Published: Monday, October 18, 2010http://www.dailyfreeman.com/articles/2010/10/18/news/doc4cbbcb2e6344b124949023.txt
Liza Lee is sharing her latest research in using early childhood music education and music therapy to treat children with special needs with educators and students as Scholar in Residence at Ulster County Community College this fall.
During the five-month residency that brings Lee to the Stone Ridge campus, she is conducting workshops with early education and special needs teachers in the Hudson Valley, teaching Ulster County Community College students and visiting agencies that work with children.
She is author of an innovative curriculum developed in the U.S. that draws on music, culture and cognitive developmental psychology to teach preschool children the foundations of Chinese and English, using foundational sights, sounds and musical tunes from both Chinese and Western cultures. Lee is completing her residency at the college through an agreement with Chaoyang University of Technology in Taichung, Taiwan, where she is an associate professor in the early childhood development and education department.
Lee is past chairman and currently a commissioner for the International Society for Music Education’s Commission on Music in Special Education, Music Therapy and Music Medicine that contributes to the progressive development of music therapy and music in special education.
She serves as consultant for the Center for the Study of Music and Culture at the New York Institute for Social Research and is a graduate of Teachers College, Columbia University, where she received her doctoral degree in music and music education.
2010-10-16
A cute genius drummer!!
Can you believe he is only 23 months old? What a cute and genius little boy!
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