171- Diversity in Music Education with Nate Holder

Diversity in music education is so important.  Making your classroom equitable starts with you first... understanding who you are, what your knowledge is, and where the holes are.

In this conversation with Nate Holder, we discuss:

• why it's important to learn and to keep relearning
• the importance of helping students to see themselves in your music classroom
• including music from your students culture in your classroom
• and much more

Nate Holder BA (Hons), MMus is a musician, author, speaker and music education consultant based in London. He is an advocate for decolonising music education and has been speaking, writing and consulting on the subject internationally for the past few years.

Nate brings his passion and skill in public speaking into leading CPD training and workshops for schools, hubs and universities; helping address bias, underrepresentation in music classrooms, departments, hubs and boards internationally. He is currently serving as Professor and International Chair of Music Education at the Royal Northern College of Music.

You can connect with Nate here:

www.nateholdermusic.com

www.thewhybooks.co.uk

Instagram - @n8holder

Twitter - @n8holder

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