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Debbie Cavalier, Dean of Continuing Education at Berklee College of Music, shares with Berklee's Dean of the Performance Division Matt Marvuglio pointers for success that new graduates in music education can take into the classroom -- such as how to keep children engaged, how to establish yourself in a new school, and the role of technology in music education today -- and how you can keep yourself abreast of new developments in your field. Embed this video
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Debbie Cavalier, Dean of Continuing Education at Berklee College of Music, shares with Berklee's Dean of the Performance Division Matt Marvuglio pointers for success that new graduates in music education can take into the classroom -- such as how to keep children engaged, how to establish yourself in a new school, and the role of technology in music education today -- and how you can keep yourself abreast of new developments in your field. Embed this video
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