Resources
Publications
Mio, V. & Brenner, B. (2024). “But I want to play Sibelius! Not Schradieck!”Clarifying your pedagogical approach for transfer students. American Suzuki Journal. 53(1), 19—21.
Mio, V., & Brenner, B. (2023). ‘Unlearning and relearning’: Adolescent students’ perspectives on transitioning to a new teacher and environment. Update: Applications of Research in Music Education, 42(1), 72 — 80. https://doi.org/10.1177/87551233221095051
Mio, V. (2020). Remedial strategies in violin instruction: Body awareness and bow technique. Canadian Music Educator, 62(2), 29–37.
Mio, V. (2020). Instrumental strings: New additional qualification courses for Ontario music educators. The Recorder: The Journal of the Ontario Music Educators’ Association, 61(2), 20–23.
Mio, V. (2019). It’s all about the bow!; Strategies for teaching bow technique in elementary string classrooms. The Recorder: The Journal of the Ontario Music Educators’ Association (Special Issue: OMEA’s 100th Anniversary), 62, 61–65.
Vanessa Mio - Doctoral Dissertation
Conference / Lecture Handouts
Vibrato and Shifting Tips and Techniques for Multi-Level String Classes
Games and Activities to Encourage Social Cohesion in a String Classroom or Community String Program
The String Academy Model: An Investigation of String Students’ Self-efficacy and Well-Being
There and Back Again: Post-Pandemic Teaching Strategies in the Violin Studio
It’s All About the Bow: Strategies for Teaching Bow Technique in Elementary String Classrooms
The Psychological and Physiological Effects of Remedial Pedagogy on Adolescent Violin Students
“But I Want to Play Tchaikovsky, Not Kreutzer!”: A Guide to the Remedial Process
The Music Lesson Comes To Life: Activities for the Elementary Classroom
The Suzuki Philosophy and Practical Applications in the Music Studio/Classroom
Developmental and Remedial Strategies for String Instructors
Guidelines for Choosing String Repertoire
How to Effectively Teach Bow Technique in String Instruction
Bow Arm Deficiencies and the Remedial Strategies of Postsecondary Violin Instructors