Join Acadia University as a faculty member teaching Culturally Responsive Music Education in Winter 2027. This online course involves engaging graduate students in innovative music education practices.
The role requires a Master's degree in music education and a strong understanding of culturally responsive pedagogy. You will facilitate discussions on social justice in music education and provide insights into alternative strategies beyond traditional instruction. Working with students in the Master of Education in Curriculum Studies, you will guide them through a literature-based examination of contemporary pedagogies.
Key Responsibilities:
• Deliver engaging online course content to graduate students
• Examine and discuss culturally responsive music education theories
• Foster an inclusive and respectful learning setting
• Assess student progress and provide constructive feedback
• Collaborate with colleagues for course improvement
Requirements:
• Master's degree in music education or related field
• Extensive music education experience in public settings
• In-depth knowledge of Nova Scotia school music curriculum
• Understanding of social justice in education
• Experience with diverse cultural perspectives in music
Contribute to innovative music education through culturally responsive approaches at Acadia University, enriching the learning journey for graduate students.
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