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MUSIC LESSON PLAN Date: October 2014 Title/Theme: Exploring pulse and rhythm Age Group: Year 2 Prior experience of pupils: It is helpful if children and teachers have: • moved and danced to music with a strong pulse and a variety of rhythmic styles • learnt to recognize different speeds (tempo) in music • explored how words have a different number of syllables • developed skills through the activities described in Unit 3 Pupil Information: Child with Down Syndrome will have a teaching assistant

engage in their own expressions, as well as make choices, connections and their thoughts and feelings for communication and to learn (Wright, 2012). The visual and performing arts and well as arts-related activities, within the five arts disciplines of music, movement/dance, drama, visual art and media, foster engagement for representational, communicative, expressive and social capacities in children which can extend their awareness, perception and thinking. Experiences of the arts may give a rich and

involved in little arts programs. Also, they recorded that the highly involved students watched less television and were less bored. (Ruppert) You would think that’s good, but arts programs are slowly decreasing. Music is said to keep your brain healthy as it ages, since listening to music or even

Siyang yang Professor: Dr.Alison Bjorkedal Class: Music 21 Concert Report I went to a chamber music concert called Attravereso il Mare, on October 17 at 8 pm at Boston Court located in Pasadena. This project performs Italian-American songs which represent the Italian-American culture. My friend and I arrived 1 hour early, and people kept coming. Most of them are family and friends, and only few of them were coming alone, but they all had more concert experience than me because this was my first

opportunity for affective education: http://ausdance.org.au/uploads/content/publications/2012-global-summit/dance-learning-rp/creative-movement-an-opportunity-for-affective-education.pdf University of Southern Queensland . (2015). Module 3 - The Elements of Music. Retrieved May Thrusday 7th, 2015, from EDX1250 Arts Curriculum and Pedagogy : http://usqstudydesk.usq.edu.au/m2/course/view.php?id=6108 University of Southern Queensland. (2015). Module 1 - Visual Art. Retrieved May Thursday 7th, 2015, from EDX1250

There has been a tense relationship between the church and the arts in the past, but a new Renaissance appears to be ongoing. Witness the genuine flood Of books on Christianity and the arts in the past hundred years. And this buzz about the arts is already filtering into many churches. Thus I think I can take for granted a certain level of comfort among readers with the arts as a noble Christian search. However, I would like to argue that not only is it approved by God, but art plays a vital role

History Sings Good News for Musicians Historically, there has been a debate among educators and researchers whether music education plays a significant role in a child’s brain development, intelligence quotient, social development and overall success in life. Many believe the data has been unreliable because there is little to prove with absolute certainty that those who participate in music education were not just born smarter. On the other hand, substantial data has been collected in recent years that

iSearch Paper: The Power of Music For my iSearch paper I am researching how music affects the brain and people 's emotions. Although this is a complex issue, my passion has always involved music and an interest in how it affects how people react and think. I play the violin, and from personal experience I have noticed that when I am playing I have an emotional connection to the piece, whether it is sad, happy, or even upsetting. I have also noticed that the audience has an emotional impact based

term that is used in current day and started being used in the late 1800’s. These musical journeys through stories and drama are some of the world’s oldest forms of entertainment. Even though most musicians and musicologists think of this type of music as current day phenomenon, it was just as popular back in the Renaissance as it is today. Much like the definition of opera, musical theater has a definition of a stage performance combining spoken dialogue, acting, dancing and songs written to fit

reference to Music by Gretel Herrera General Purpose: To Inform Specific Purpose: At the end of my speech, the audience we will learn the importance of music in our lives and the benefits associated with listen to music to our health and development of our brain. Thesis: Music is an important and rewarding part of our lives and is essential to the development of a child’s brain and to keep a healthy body. I. Introduction A. Attention Getter: Today I am going to talk about music. We can say that