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The Presser Learning Center: A Resource for Creativity in Teaching

Boswell is associate professor of music education and faculty coordinator of the Presser Learning Center at Temple University, Philadelphia. Gerber is a doctoral fellow in music education at Temple University and director of the Presser Learning Center. Center, a higher education laboratory for the preparation of music teachers. The building was constructed as a parsonage in the late nineteenth century (some antique fixtures and stained glass windows still remain), but the interior has been redesigned as a special learning environment to accommodate the unique needs of music education. The Presser Learning Center is a resource and multimedia facility that includes an instructional materials center, graphics and television lab, darkroom, sound studio, independent project lab, and model classroom used for music education methods courses. Students can capitalize on the center as an academic laboratory: They investigate curriculum materials; explore the capabilities of audiovisual hardware and software; create, develop, and apply instructional concepts; experiment with and research music ideas; and refine their own musicianship. In the most general terms, the role of the center is to facilitate