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Dr. Beatriz Aguilar is associate professor at Edgewood College, in Madison, WI, where she teaches courses related to general music education, early childhood music education, music and cultural identity, cross-cultural communication, and piano. Dr. Aguilar has a bachelor’s degree in piano performance from the National Autonomous University of Mexico. She received a MME and a PhD in music education from the University of North Texas, where she also specialized in early childhood music education and was a certified as Kodály music educator. Dr. Aguilar has presented at various conferences throughout the US and Mexico. She is continuously collecting traditional Latin-American children’s songs and rhymes, analyzing their musical content and cultural context. Publications Aguilar, B., Holmes, A. V., Göktürk, D., & Chen, J. (2010). Assessment “Over the ocean” – Outside the United States. In Brophy, T. S. (Ed.). The practice of assessment in music education: Frameworks, models, and designs. Chicago, IL: GIA Publications. Overture Center for the Arts. (2007). Spotlight on learning: Educator’s resource guide, Sones de Mexico. [Contributions], 6 – 11. Devroop, K. & Aguilar, B. (2006). The occupational aspirations and expectations of music education majors in Mexico. Research and Issues in Music Education 4(1), http://www.stthomas.edu/rimeonline/index.htm. Aguilar, B. (2004). The effect of individual versus collective creative problem solving experiences on fourth- and fifth-grade students’ compositional products. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of North Texas, Texas. Aguilar, B., Ramsey, D., & Lumsden, B. (2003). The Aztec Empire and the Spanish missions: Early music education in North America. The Journal of Historical Research in Music Education 24(1), 62-82. Aguilar, B. (2000). Music, race and mind. Southwestern Musician, 69(4), 46-49. Texas: TMEA.
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