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Being envied is a solitary form of reassurance. It depends precisely upon not sharing your experience with those who envy you. You […]
Welcome to the Policy and Music Education eColumn. Understanding and influencing policy is crucial if music educators are to have some degree […]
Yes, I like maps. Here’s a map of rural outmigration by county in the United States. A couple of reasons for outmigration […]
The Center for American Progress has an outstanding interactive map showing the number of rural students and rural students in poverty state […]
I felt I ought to update readers of my activities of recent months, to which I will at least party attribute my […]
Thanks to Cathy Benedict for bringing to my attention MENC”s latest offering on rural, suburban, and urban music teaching. Here is the rural part […]
I notice Rural and Urban Music Education being grouped together at multiple conferences along with the assertion that they share a lot […]
During MayDay Colloquium XX, check cialis sale held June of 2009 in Boston, buy cialis Hildegard Froehlich did this lovely wondering-out-loud-thing she […]
I came across this grant from Muzak that sounds like a real possibility for an innovative k-12 rural music program. Here’s the […]
Rural populations are NOT declining in North America “across the board”. For example, they are declining somewhat in many rural areas that aren’t close […]