This week, Kathryn and Theresa talked to Michelle Rose. Michelle teaches middle and high school general music at a virtual school in North Carolina. She’s been teaching music online since before the pandemic! Michelle is also a PhD student at the University of North Carolina Greensboro. Michelle is no stranger to Pass the Baton! She was actually featured as the encore story in Chapter 8 of Pass the Baton: Empowering All Music Students. In this interview, Michelle talks to us about the value of peer feedback and how we can both model and scaffold this process to meet the needs of our students. 

Episode 42: Scaffolding Peer Feedback for Student Ownership

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Be sure to check out the full interview on YouTube, listen to it on your favorite podcast app or right here, on Anchor!

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