The Impact of the Pandemic on Band Programs

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The Impact of COVID-19 on Band Teacher Practices in Saskatchewan

How do you teach a band class without wind instruments? Teachers Kristen Myers and Katlyn Redding knew they would soon have to find out. Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place for the 2021-22 school year, band teachers across Saskatchewan had to fundamentally change their teaching and learning environments to ensure band programs could safely continue.

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Project Profile

Researchers: Katlyn Redding & Kristen Myers

Panelists: David Popoff and Matt Brown

Moderator: Ian Krips, Associate Executive Director, STF

Categories: Salon Series

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