Welcome Parents Open House August 8th 2019 Mr. Miller

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Welcome Parents Open House August 8th 2019 Mr. Miller Director of Guitar Instruction 799-4260 Millesa@NV.CCSD.NET PLEASE GO TO MY WEBSITE http://www.hydeparkms.org 1 - Click on your child’s class 2 - Click on “subscribe” and you will get updates in real time

You will need to provide your child with the required concert attire GO TO MY WEBSITE http://www.hydeparkms.org FOR ADVANCED CLASS: TUXEDO AND DRESS INFORMATION AND LINKS CAN BE FOUND HERE FOR EVERYONE: DETAILS ON THE REQUIRED CONCERT ATTIRE THE “ROCKIN’ DEAL” ON A GUITAR FOR HOME PRACTICE FUNDRAISING INFORMATION

IMPORTANT DATES CCSD DIRECTOR’S CHOICE Friday, November 1 and Saturday, November 2, 2019 WINTER CONCERT Wed. December 11, 2019 CCSD SOLO AND ENSEMBLE AT CLARK HS Saturday, February 1, 2020 CCSD GUITAR FESTIVAL AT LVA Wednesday, March 10, 2020 ADVANCED GUITAR HAWAII TRIP Thursday, March 26 – Sunday, March 29, 2020 $1,750.00 SPRING CONCERT Wed. April 29, 2020

IMPORTANT CHANGES THIS YEAR Mr. Miller can not collect money All money will be turned in to the office banker and a receipt should be provided YOUR STUDENT MUST SHOW MR. MILLER EVERY RECEIPT FOR THEIR ACCOUNT TO BE CREDITED ALMOST EVERYTHING WILL BE DONE WITHOUT THE USE OF PAPER

What Happens in Mr. Miller’s Class Large and Small Group Instruction. Some Individual Instruction. FUNDRAISING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This class is an Ensemble. They learn to play their part individually, but perform their part as a member of a section. Sometimes we work as sections. Sometimes we work as a larger Ensemble. Mostly, we fundraise….

UPCOMING FUND RAISERS Cherrydale Farms Magazine Sales Save-Around Coupon Book Sales Popcorn Sales – 50% split Chocolate Bar Sales – 50% split Suggestions Welcomed!!!

What Happens in Mr. Miller’s Class Children are responsible to each other as well as to me. Children take action to insure that they can learn. There are only 3 Class Rules 1. Do Your Work 2. Let the children around you do their work 3. Let Mr. Miller do his work I will select Section Leaders to make sure this happens before I need to get involved. I get involved only when the children can’t solve the problem on their own.

What Happens in Mr. Miller’s Class I see myself as a “guide on the side,” Not a “sage on the stage.” Children sometimes take on the role of assistant teacher. There are different skill levels in this class, and different levels of natural ability. As an Ensemble, we help each other so that everyone contributes to our success. A child who understands a concept or has mastered a skill is given credit for helping a classmate understand it too.

What Happens in Mr. Miller’s Class You can tell a 12 year old to tie their shoes until you are blue in the face. They will learn to tie their shoes only when they trip in front of the cute girl during lunch. A child who does not practice, will not be able to perform with skill. The embarrassment from a public train wreck will teach more than any lecture I can give. As an ensemble, our skill level is judged together. Individual success can only be achieved when everyone in the ensemble pulls their weight. Children learn best from natural consequences. Music is a team sport. Ultimately, we all succeed or fail together.

What Happens in Mr. Miller’s Class I don’t care if the children master the assignment on Tuesday or Thursday. As long as they master it they will get credit for it. All work is to be turned in to the “box by the door” when it is due. If the work shows mastery it will be returned with an “A” as long as it’s on time. I accept late work, but I reduce the grade as time passes. Any assignment can be redone and submitted for a higher grade if the child has attained deeper understanding and wishes to display it. Any test can be retaken for a higher grade. Because I accept late work, any work that is simply not turned in will be given a grade of “F”. Children get many chances to succeed. Missing assignments are severely graded.

What Happens in Mr. Miller’s Class We can not arrange for the audience and performance venue to make itself available when it’s more convenient for your child. Attendance at all performances are mandatory for every child. Everyone must find a way to get to the performance on time. We rely on each other to be a complete Ensemble. Concerts are worth 500 points. Make-up written assignments are given only in cases where I am informed of the conflict well in advance of the performance date. Make-up written assignments (worth 500 points) are sizable. (5-10 pages) Plagiarism is thrown away and no credit is given. Live performance is the ultimate measure of success. We rely on each other to be successful. You will need to provide your child with the required concert attire.

Thank You For Coming By taking an interest in your child, you become the greatest influence towards your child’s success