Description
A webinar to support all those new to teaching IB Music and those who are planning to deliver IB Music in 2027.
7.00 – 9.00pm, Thursday 3 December
Via Zoom. ASME members $20; non-members $100 (plus booking fee).
IB Music is a webinar to support all those new to teaching International Baccalaureate (IB) Music and those who are planning to deliver IB Music subjects in 2027. It is part of ASME Vic’s focus on providing additional resources for Graduate and Early Career Teachers, and we welcome all interested Music Teachers to join us.
In this webinar, experienced IB Music teacher, Sally Davis shares how she has been teaching IB Music at Carey Baptist Grammar School where she is also the Head of Performing Arts. Sally will explain the IB course structure, curriculum & assessment. Participants will walk away with plenty of examples they can use in their own classrooms.
The webinar will be delivered live via Zoom with time for Q&A. It will be recorded and available afterwards to ASME members in the members-only section of the ASME website along with previous webinars for VCE Music recorded by Lynne Morton, Mark McSherry and Rachel Gorman.
Registration is essential.
**Zoom link will be provided upon registration
** For those wishing to register but not yet an ASME member, visit the website https://asme.edu.au/ and click on the membership tab. A 12-month membership is just $90 and fully tax deductible.
Lineup
Presenter – Sally Davis
Sally is currently Head of Performing Arts at Carey Baptist Grammar, where she directs the Symphonic Band and Symphony Orchestra. She is passionate about working with young musicians and supporting their growth from the early years through to the senior ensembles, providing challenging and engaging musical experiences while fostering a strong sense of community. Having taught internationally in Shanghai for 11 years, Sally developed extensive experience teaching and examining Music within the International Baccalaureate (IB) programme. As Head of Performing Arts at Yew Chung International School, she championed a broad and inclusive range of musical opportunities for students from diverse cultural backgrounds, using music education to promote international-mindedness and intercultural understanding. Sally also lectures in the Master of International Education program at the University of Melbourne, guiding educators through concepts of pedagogy, curriculum design, and IB Diploma curriculum planning. She continues to contribute to the International Baccalaureate as both a standardisation team member and examination team leader, bringing deep expertise in curriculum, assessment, and international education to her work with students and teachers alike.
Webinar host – Matt Roche (ASME Victoria)
Matt has been Chair of ASME Victoria since 2025 and is a secondary school teacher at Carey Baptist Grammar School. He has five years experience teaching secondary classroom music and six years teaching instrumental guitar. He is also a graduate researcher at the University of Melbourne, Faculty of Education, completing a Master of Education (Research) with his thesis title “In the Yolnu Garma space: showcasing Indigenous Ways of Knowing, Being and Doing in the music classroom”.
FAQs
- Will the Zoom workshop be recorded?
Yes, the online workshop on Zoom will be recorded. All attendees who have registered will recieve a link to the recording as well as Sally's resources.
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity