- Fulton Elementary
- About the Teacher
About
Miller...
Welcome to band. I hope the information is helpful to you. If you ever have any questions, please email me as it is the most reliable way to reach me.
My Education and Professional Background
I am a product of CUSD. I graduated from Chandler High School in 2007. I have been playing music since I was 9 years old when I started playing the Clarinet. I hold a Bachelors of Arts Degree in Education from Ottawa University with an endorsement in K-12 Music Education. I have been teaching Band and Orchestra (4th-8th Grades) for six years in the Phoenix and Queen Creek School Districts.
My Educational Philosophy
I believe on focusing on fundamentals first. This may mean taking a few steps back at the beginning however once the students have a firm grasp of the basics it will exponentially increase their ability to be self-sufficient in the long run. When the students can feel successful, especially with something they put together with just a bit of guidance from me, that becomes invaluable because they will want to do it again and again.
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| Position: | Band | |
| Room: | Band | |
| Phone: | 480-224-3378 | |
| Email: | Miller |
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Welcome!
Welcome to band. I hope the information is helpful to you. If you ever have any questions, please email me as it is the most reliable way to reach me.
My Education and Professional Background
I am a product of CUSD. I graduated from Chandler High School in 2007. I have been playing music since I was 9 years old when I started playing the Clarinet. I hold a Bachelors of Arts Degree in Education from Ottawa University with an endorsement in K-12 Music Education. I have been teaching Band and Orchestra (4th-8th Grades) for six years in the Phoenix and Queen Creek School Districts.
My Educational Philosophy
I believe on focusing on fundamentals first. This may mean taking a few steps back at the beginning however once the students have a firm grasp of the basics it will exponentially increase their ability to be self-sufficient in the long run. When the students can feel successful, especially with something they put together with just a bit of guidance from me, that becomes invaluable because they will want to do it again and again.
| Email Adam Miller
