CPD for Teachers: Music to My Ears 1 Mar 2025
Join musician Dafe Orugbo for a practical CPD workshop where you'll explore how music can strengthen cultural bonds and help students feel more in control of their learning.
Suitable for all levels of experience.
In this hands-on session, teachers and educators will pick up a variety of practical skills to connect with their students through the creation and listening of new music. By using music as a tool for class participation, you'll learn how to tap into the cultural touchstones that matter most to your students, helping them feel seen and heard. Plus, it gives students the chance to take the lead in the classroom, which can be empowering—especially when they might otherwise feel out of their comfort zone. This approach lets kids engage in an experience that resonates with their interests, while giving teachers a chance to connect with their students in a shared way.
It’s an opportunity to rethink how we use music as a tool for creativity, connection, and agency in the classroom.
In this CPD workshop for teachers, you will;
- Learn how to write and teach songwriting to your students
- Explore new and exciting creative exercises that you can bring back to the classroom
- Develop new forms of analysis and conversational skills surrounding music
- Build stronger cultural bonds with your students
About Dafe
Dafe Pessu Orugbo is a multi-award-winning multidisciplinary artist with a dynamic artistic practice coupled with years of industry experience. He has toured both nationally and internationally, featured in global television projects and works extensively in arts education around the country. He is particularly interested in art that centres on the audience's experience.