"Books That Breathe Life Into Teaching: Glenn Williams on Reflection, Rehearsal, and Relationships"
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"Books That Breathe Life Into Teaching: Glenn Williams on Reflection, Rehearsal, and Relationships"
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In this heartfelt episode of Band Director Boot Camp, Lesley reconnects with longtime friend and veteran educator Glenn Williams to talk about three transformative books that every music teacher should consider reading—or rereading. With decades of experience leading high school bands, mentoring student teachers, and shaping music education culture, Glenn shares how these books shaped his career and can help you recharge, reflect, and reconnect with your purpose.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
- The power of The Last Lecture and defining your “dash”
- Why The Art of Possibility can reshape your classroom culture (yes, even rule #6!)
- How A Guide to Student Teaching in Band offers timeless teaching wisdom—even for seasoned educators
- Plus: Glenn breaks down the 7 Norms of Collaboration and offers practical tools to build healthier, more effective school teams.
Whether you’re heading into summer or back to the podium, this episode offers reflection, inspiration, and the kind of perspective that only comes from a career well-lived—and deeply loved.
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