Home » Blog » Hyde ’16 and Inabinet ’16 Share Ukulele Teaching Insights with Current Music Education Majors

Hyde ’16 and Inabinet ’16 Share Ukulele Teaching Insights with Current Music Education Majors

Katherine Hyde ’16 and Tierney (McDermott) Inabinet ’16 (both Bachelor of Music in Music Education) visited junior music education majors in the Elementary Music Methods class on Monday, Nov. 4, to share their beginning lessons for introducing ukulele to fourth graders. Hyde and Inabinet co-teach general music at Rose Lee Carter Elementary School in Loudoun County. They led junior music education majors through the beginning lessons on ukulele including “We Will Rock You” and “Shake It Off.”

Categories:

Recent News

Logo for the Institute for Business, Sustainability & Society

Shenandoah Students Develop High-Performance Punching Bags Using Recycled Materials

Students in Waste Stream 2 teamed up with community partners on ‘K.O. Punch’ project

Color Guard Apple Blossom Parade

A Shenandoah University Blossom

Fun is around every corner, promising a bloomin’ great time 

Screenshot of the "1776" virtual reality experience.

Shenandoah Center for Immersive Learning Launches New History And Wildlife VR Experiences

‘1776’ and ‘Blue Ridge Wildlife Center: Wood Turtle Habitats’ are available in the Meta Store

Alexa Guadagnoli '26 Performing on the disney Fantasy

Shenandoah Dance Alum Travels the Globe Aboard the Disney Fantasy

Alexa Guadagnoli ’24 finishes her first contract with The Walt Disney Company

Kindergarten Reading Program To Improve English Literacy Skills A Success In First Year

SU’s Claude Moore Center for Literacy, Winchester Public Schools and Dollar General Literacy Foundation Team Up For ‘Let’s Read Together’ Initiative

Monthly Archives