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Teaching Music in the Twenty-First Century

Frank York; Lois Choksy; David Woods; Robert M. Abramson; Avon E. Gillespie

Synopsis:

Special features set this book apart:

• 1. Goals and Objectives and suggested skill hierarchies are given for each approach in four levels-early elementary, upper elementary, middle school-high school, and university.
• 2. Detailed teaching techniques show how to use each method at each level.
• 3. Sample lesson plans include numerous musical examples.
• 4. National Standards are described and discussed.
• 5. Suggestions are given for appropriate use of technology in the study of music.
• 6. The four methods are compared in their approach to creating, moving, singing and playing, musical reading and writing, and performing and listening.
• 7. A brief history of music education in North America relates the acceptance and spread of these four approaches.

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Other editions: Softcover - 2002, Softcover - 1993, Softcover - 1992