Workshops

Workshops
No Dues being collected by the chapter for 2020-2021 year
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Location:

Workshops will be held at:

Eastern Michigan University
N101 Alexander Music Building
Ypsilanti, MI 48197

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Directions

All workshops are held from 8:30 AM-1:00 PM
Registration begins at 8:00 AM
Parking is available in the Alexander Lot for a small charge

Fees:

DOSA Member Fees
(in person workshops, all attendees will pay the members single workshop fee for the 2020/2021 workshop year)

Series (all 5 workshops) - $100 N/A in 2020/2021
Single Workshop - $30
Virtual Workshop - $15 (free for students)
Retired Member Single Workshop - $20 (in person workshop)

Guest Fees (for in person workshop)

Single Workshop - $45
Full-Time Student - $5
Other Michigan Orff Chapter Members - $30

SCECHs

$10 for 4 clock hours, please pay online or on-site

DOSA accepts cash or check only for on-site registration

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2020-2021 DOSA Workshop Calendar

Becky Claassen Ventura   Saturday September 12, 2020   9:00 a.m. -11:00 a.m. Free

  Free Yoga and Breathing Workshop
Join us for DOSA yoga class! Let’s find time to breathe and bring peace for the
upcoming school year. Link to sign up pasted below, limited slots available.
(outdoor event with social distancing)
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080d4eadaa2da1f49-dosa1

Charissa Duncanson Saturday October 10, 2020 10:00 a.m. -11:30 a.m. $20

****Virtual Workshop:****
Create Mirrors, Windows, & Sliding Doors through Children’s Literature

Learn how to incorporate an inclusive space for literature to teach musical concepts in your classroom. Teachers in this session will be able to encourage social and emotional
learning by understanding the differences between creating mirrors, windows, and sliding doors through children’s lit. Charissa will bring 5 book recommendations for the music classroom written & illustrated by Black & Indigenous People/Persons of Color (BIPOC).
Be ready to create, play and add moments to bring new classroom stories to life!

Friday & Saturday November 13-14, 2020. Fri. 7pm ET ~Sat. 8pm ET Cost $149.00
AOSA Virtual Symposium https://aosa.org/

DOSA highly encourage you to attend and make a commitment to AOSA by renewing your national membership and attending this Zoom Virtual Symposium. Now more than ever we need to unleash the joy of music to our students for every reason under the sun. You will learn and take away many great activities and resources, and the symposium will hopefully give you more tools to navigate teaching music during this tumultuous year and beyond.

DOSA Chapter share Saturday February 6, 2021 10:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. $ Free

****Virtual Workshop:****
"Watch Party-virtual lessons that work"

Join our DOSA members as they share their best virtual lessons, activities and materials that worked in a virtual setting. Please fill out our form to RSVP for this event. https://forms.gle/WfiCRxUrhAJHoCwQ7 Email detroitorff@gmail.com if you are interested in sharing.
SCECHs (Michigan educators only) will be offered and available for $5, deadline to sign up Midnight February 5th.

Debra Navin Saturday March 13, 2021 10:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. EST $20

****Virtual Workshop:****
"Getting Serious About Play - Playful Adaptations"

Play is the work of childhood, and music is naturally playful! Come and see how
play-based music instruction can promote a variety of curricular goals. This workshop highlights fun games for teaching content and assessing student
learning in grades PreK through 5th Grade. We will focus on how to adapt
materials for the specific challenges of teaching .
SCECHs (Michigan educators only) will be offered and available for $5
Registration form: forms.gle/zaeUMJewtxxU469S8

Workshop Fee

$20

Workshop Fee + SCECHs
(Michigan Educators Only)

$25

Aileen Miracle April 17, 2021 10:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. EST $ 20

****Virtual Workshop:****
"Nurturing Musical Growth through Assessment and Centers"

This workshop will include formative and summative assessment strategies, with ideas for integrating centers and technology to create and implement those assessments. Using singing games, manipulatives, and musical activities, attendees will explore various ways to nurture students' musical growth through assessment. Centers in the music classroom will be explored, showing how both assessment and technology can be integrated into this lesson model. Attendees will walk away with song material, assessment strategies, center ideas, and more, to improve students’ musical understanding.
SCECHs (Michigan educators only) will be offered and available.