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John W. Flohr
Professor
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TRAINING AND
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Ed.D., University of Illinois at Urbana,
1979
M.S., Music Education, University of Illinois at
Urbana, 1973
B.A., Music, Hamline University, St. Paul, MN,
1969 |
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ACADEMIC
AND ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES
Texas Woman's University, 1979-present
Teaching Assistant, University of Illinois at
Urbana, 1976-1979
Music teacher K-6, Danville, IL Public Schools,
1975-1978
Music teacher K-8, Walnut, IL Public Schools,
1973-1975
Teaching Assistant, University of Illinois at
Urbana, 1972-1973
Norad Military band, Colorado Springs, CO,
1969-1972 |
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PROFESSIONAL
AFFILIATIONS
American Society of Composers, Authors
& Publishers
Music Educators National Conference
International Society for Music Education
Phi Delta Kappa Educational Fraternity |
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RESEARCH
INTERESTS
Music in early childhood
Rhythm ability in children
Influence of music instruction and music
listening on cognitive brain function |
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SPECIAL
INTERESTS
Director, Alexandria's
Ragtime Band
Trumpet performance |
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HONORS
AND AWARDS
Consulting Editor, Neuroscience and Music
Section, Second Handbook of Research on Music
Teaching and Learning. Oxford
University Press,
1999-2001
Satellite interview for Canada A.M. with Dan
Metheson on music and young children, 3/20/2000
Advisory Board for WRR-FM Public Radio, Music
Projects, Dallas, TX, 1999-present
Invited member of the college faculty forum of
the Music Teachers National Association,
1998-present
Programs for young children, Partnership for the
Arts, Greater Denton Arts Council, 1998-present
Chair, Southwestern Division of Early Childhood
Research Group of the Music Educators National
Conference, 1998-2000,
1981-1990
Early childhood music consultant. Lincoln Center
for the Performing Arts, New York City, 1997
Who's Who in American Education, 1990
Chair, Music Education Committee of the
Federation of North Texas State Universities,
1987-1992, 1999-2001
Chair, General Music, Texas Music Educators
Conference, 1986-1990
Governing Board of the National Association for
Creative Children and Adults, 1985-1993
Outstanding Young Men of America, 1985
Chair, Creativity Research Group of the Music
Educators National Conference, 1983-1986
Member, Research Committee of the Texas Music
Educators Association, 1980-present |
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RECENT
PUBLICATIONS
Atkins, D.H. and Flohr, J.W. (2000). Temperament
variability and music styles: Relationships with
dimensions of positive
emotional tone, arousal
magnitude and compositional structure. Musical
Intersections: Toronto 2000. Abstracts of papers
read at the joint
meetings. Society for music perception and
cognition. American Musicological Society, Inc.:
Philadelphia, PA.
Flohr, J.W., Atkins, D., Bower, T.G.R., and
Aldridge, M.A. (2000). Infant music preferences:
Implications for child
development and music
education. Music Education Research Reports.
Austin, TX: Texas Music Educators Assocation.
Atkins, D. and Flohr, J.W. (2000). Temperament
variability and music styles: Relationships with
dimensions of emotional
tone, arousal magnitude
and compositional structure. Music Education
Research Reports. Austin, TX: Texas Music
Educators Association.
Flohr, J.W., Miller, D.C., and deBeus, R. (2000).
EEG studies with young children. Music
Educators Journal, 87(2), 28-32,
54. Reston, VA: Music
Educators National Conference.
Flohr, J.W., Hodges, D., and Miller, D.C. (2000).
Current research on music and the brain. Proceedings
of the International
Society for Music
Education. 127-133. Edmonton, Canada.
Flohr, J.W. (2000). Music listening and
activities to encourage the music within every
child. Proceedings of the Early
Childhood Commission of
the International Society for Music Education.
201-212. Kingston, Ontario.
Flohr, J.W., Miller, D.C., and Persellin, D.C.
(2000). Recent Brain Researach on Young Children.
Music Makes the Difference.
Reston, VA: Music
Educators National Conference, 37-43.
Flohr, J.W. (2000). Rhythm Performance
Test-Revised. Champaign, IL: Electronic
Courseware Systems.
Flohr, J.W., Miller, D.C., and Persellin, D.C.
(1999). Recent brain research on young children. Teaching
Music. Reston, VA;
Music Educators National
Conference. June. 41-43, 54.
Atkins, D.H., Shrader, D.L., and Flohr, J.W.
(1999). Music for Young Minds. CD
developed for young children and families.
The Velma E. Schmidt
Program: University of North Texas.
Flohr, J.W. (1999). Smart Symphonies.
Research and curriculum advisor for the compact
disc recording released by National
Academy of Recording Arts
and Sciences: CA.
Flohr, J.W. (1998). Producer. Alexandria's
Ragtime Band. Compact Disc. Denton, TX;
Texas Woman's University.
Flohr, J.W., Suthers, L., and Woodwards, S.
(1998). Rhythm Performance in Early Childhood. Proceedings
of the International
Society for Music Education Early Childhood
Commission, Cape Town, South Africa
Flohr, J.W., Miller, D.C., and deBeus, R. (1998).
Music on their minds. National Academy of
Recording Arts and Sciences
Web Site. October
Flohr, J.W. and Miller, D.C. (1998). What's going
on in there? Music and brain research with young
children. Connections.
Austin: Music Educators
National Conference, Texas Music Educators
Conference. 12(3), 10-13
Meeuwsen, H., Flohr, J.W., and Fink, R. (1998).
Computerized assessment of the skills of
sychronization and the imitation
and timing of rhythm
patterns. Technological Directions in Music
Education: Institute for Music Research,
University of Texas at
San Antonio. 93-95
Flohr, J.W. (1998). Rhythm Performance Test from
Electronic Courseware systems. Proceedings of
the International Society
for Music Education.
Pretoria, South Africa. |
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TALKS
AND WORKSHOPS: INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL
(SELECTED)
Flohr, J.W. (2001). Early Childhood
Music and Movement Association, Southwest
Regional Conference. March 2-4, 2001,
Texas Christian
University, Fort Worth, TX.
Atkins, D.H. and Flohr, J.W. (2000). Toronto:
Musical Intersections. Society for music
perception and cognition.
Temperament variability
and music styles: Relationships with dimensions
of positive emotional tone, arousal magnitude
and compositional
structure.
Flohr, J.W. (July 21, 2000). Interview about
children, music, and brain development for Helen
Mann CBC radio 740,
Edmonton, Canada morning
show.
Flohr, J.W. (2000). Smart symphonies: Research
with young children. Edmonton, Canada meeting of
pediatricians.
Flohr, J.W. (2000). Smart symphonies.
Paper presented at the International Society for
Music Education Conference,
Edmonton, Canada.
Flohr, J.W. and Hodges, D. (2000). Current
research on music and the brain. Paper
presented at the International Society for
Music Education
Conference, Edmonton, Canada.
Atkins, D. and Flohr, J.W. (2000). Music
style ratings in relation to emotional tone of
the music and individual variation in
emotionality. Paper
presented at the 12th annual American
Psychological Society Conference, Miami, FL.
Flohr, J.W. (2000). Rhythm Performance
Test-Revised. Paper presented at the Music
Educators National Conference,
Washington, D.C.
Flohr, J.W. and Custodero, L. (2000). Smart
Symphonies for Early Childhood.. Workshop
presented at the Music Educators
National Conference Early
Childhood Day, Washington, D.C.
Flohr, J.W. and Hodges, D. (2000). Current
research on music and the brain. Paper
presented at the Music Educators
National Conference,
Washington, D.C.
Flohr, J.W. (2000). Smart Symphonies: Research
with young children. Toronto meeting of
pediatricians.
Flohr, J.W. (1999). Music and the Brain.
Invited speaker for North Carolina Music
Educators Convention.
Flohr, J.W. (1999). Children and Brain
Research. Invited speaker for Hoskolen I
Agder, Kristiansand, Norway.
Flohr, J.W. (1999). Children and Brain
Research. Invited speaker for Aalborg
University, Aalborg, Denmark.
Flohr, J.W., Miller, D.C., and Persellin, D.
(1998). Quantitative EEG Responses to Music
Stimuli. Paper presented at the
Music Educators National
Conference, Phoeniz, AZ.
Flohr, J.W. (1998). Rhythm Performance
Test-Revised. Workshop presented at Dalcroze
International Convention, Princeton,
N.J.
Flohr, J.W., Miller, D.C., and Persellin, D.
(1998). Young children's electrophysiological
responses to music. Paper presented
at the National
Conference of the American Orff-Schulwerk
Association, Tampa, FL. |
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TALKS
AND WORKSHOPS: STATE AND LOCAL (SELECTED)
Flohr, J.W. and Johnson, C. (2001). The
relationship between the Primary Measures of
Music Audiation and the Rhythm
Performance Test-Revised.
Paper presented at the Texas Music Educators
Convention, San Antonio, TX.
Flohr, J.W., Miller, D.C., Meeuwsen, H., and
French, R. (2001). Gender differences in
young children's electrophysiological
responses to music
instruction. Paper presented at the Texas
Music Educators Convention, San Antonio, TX.
Flohr, J.W. and Atkins, D.H. (2000). Music
enrichment for young children: Research support
of music's positive influences
on academic achievement.
Velma E. Schmidt Conference, University of North
Texas, Denton, TX.
Atkins, D. and Flohr, J.W. (2000). Temperament
variability and music styles: Relationships with
dimensions of emotional
tone, arousal magnitude
and compositional structure. Paper presented
at the Texas Music Educators Convention, San
Antonio, TX.
Flohr, J.W., Atkins, D., Bower, T.G.R., and
Aldridge, M.A. (2000). Infant Music
Preferences: Implications for Child
Development and Music
Education. Paper presented at the Texas
Music Educators Convention, San Antonio, TX.
Flohr, J.W. (1999, April). Listening to Music
and Brain Research. Paper presented at the
Velma E. Schmidt Programs in Early
Childhood Education
Conference, Denton, TX.
Flohr, J.W., Hodges, D., Parsons, L., and Miller,
D. (1999). Recent Texas Research on Music and
the Brain. Texas Music
Educators Conference, San
Antonio, TX.
Flohr, J.W. (1999). Storytelling with Music.
Texas Music Educators Conference, San Antonio,
TX.
Flohr, J.W. (1998). Listening Activities and
Implications of Brain Research. Velma E.
Schmidt Fall Conference on Early
Childhood Education,
Dallas, TX. |
updated February, 2001
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