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Welcome to TAOC!
As a chapter of the American Orff Schulwerk Association, our main purpose is to provide a professional development community for elementary music teaching in the Florida Panhandle through workshops and study of the Orff approach. We host three to four workshops a year featuring local, state, and national leaders in the field of elementary education. Our members believe that great teachers never stop learning and that community is central to professional development. We hope you will get to know us better through this website or, even better, by joining us at our next workshop! |
2018-2019 Workshops
Tiffany English
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Donna Kagan
POSTPONED DUE TO HURRICANE! |
Donna Kagan
February 9, 2019
9:00am Buck Lake Elementary Tallahassee, FL |
State Workshop
March 2, 2019
9051 Suburban Dr, Orlando, FL 32829
Meg Tietz and Andrew Ellingson
Meg Tietz teaches K-5 music at Bay Elementary School in Seabrook, TX. Meg completed her Masters Degree with a concentration in Orff Schulwerk at the University of St. Thomas in 2009. She is an active presenter for local and national workshops and conferences and also teaches Movement and Basic Ensemble during summer levels courses.
Andrew Ellingsen teaches elementary music and works as an instructional coach in Decorah, IA. Ellingsen teaches movement in the Orff courses at Southern Methodist University in Dallas and the University of Memphis, and has presented at both OAKE and AOSA national conferences.
March 2, 2019
9051 Suburban Dr, Orlando, FL 32829
Meg Tietz and Andrew Ellingson
Meg Tietz teaches K-5 music at Bay Elementary School in Seabrook, TX. Meg completed her Masters Degree with a concentration in Orff Schulwerk at the University of St. Thomas in 2009. She is an active presenter for local and national workshops and conferences and also teaches Movement and Basic Ensemble during summer levels courses.
Andrew Ellingsen teaches elementary music and works as an instructional coach in Decorah, IA. Ellingsen teaches movement in the Orff courses at Southern Methodist University in Dallas and the University of Memphis, and has presented at both OAKE and AOSA national conferences.
