Music teachers have had a difficult time during lockdown, with restrictions on singing and the use of wind instruments, not to mention the challenge of teaching this very practical subject remotely. It has thus been surprising that a number of them have made some time to learn about how to use Sound Infusion in a blended learning approach that combines …
Music is a universal language. It is at the heart of many cultures worldwide. Engaging with musical styles from around the world and listening to the different voices, rhythms and instrument combinations immerse students in a world outside their own and allows imaginations to run wild. Ethnomusicology is the study of non-western music and musical traditions. Engaging with it has …
Music is introduced to a lot of people at a young age. Infants can be exposed to music from a wide range of sources such as lullabies, nursery songs to musical toys. As they grow up, they may be exposed to more aspects of music such as singing songs from their favorite TV shows, playing musical instruments, learning musical knowledge …
Keeping your class engaged and exploring with curiosity and excitement is often difficult to maintain, particularly when classes have moved to online learning and distance education in these times of Coronavirus. Cultural Infusion offers a suite of online platforms called Learning Lands to keep your students motivated, focused and learning to a high standard – platforms that can be continued …
As schools remain closed during this difficult time, it is important that students continue their music education online via tools like Sound Infusion. Many school teachers are preparing to move to a virtual learning environment to support their students at home. The challenge lies in recreating an interactive classroom environment and effectively integrating music into the virtual classroom. The common …