Terminator
High or low sounds.
What is PITCH?
As children get older, their vocal ranges broaden.
What is TRUE?
A significant change happens in the vocal range when students.....
The representation of knowledge through ACTIONS.
What is the ENACTIVE MODE?
Someone in your school to help you with music in your classroom.
Who is THE MUSIC TEACHER?
The process of ensuring that classroom lessons run smoothly without disruptive behavior.
What is CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT?
How loud or soft (quiet) the music sounds.
What are DYNAMICS?
Parent handouts should be informative only.
What is FALSE?
They should be.....
SYMBOLIC MODE of learning.
What is LEARNING THROUGH ABSTRACT SYMBOLS?
An internet site to find performances of songs.
What is YOUTUBE?
Having students sit out of this daily activity as a form of punishment is NOT a good idea.
What is RECESS?
How thick or thin the music sounds.
What is TEXTURE?
Including music in the general classroom has no benefits.
What is FALSE?
Name some benefits.....
ICONIC MODE of learning.
What is LEARNING THROUGH IMAGES AND PICTURES?
A book with specific ideas for teaching music in the general classroom.
What is our TEXTBOOK, MUSIC FOR ELEMENTARY CLASSROOM TEACHERS?
The person you should report to regarding something controversial that took place in your classroom.
Who is the PRINCIPAL?
How fast or slow the music sounds.
What is TEMPO?
Children learn to skip around 2 to 3 years old.
What is FALSE?
Children learn to skip.....
Using an extra subject such as music to enhance a lesson, but without any focus on learning that subject.
What is ARTS INFUSION?
Name at least 3 different subjects included in Arts Literacy.
What are MUSIC, DANCE, THEATRE/Drama, VISUAL ARTS, MEDIA ARTS.
As a teacher, things you should do on a regular basis.
What are:
BE RESPECTFUL, CARING, DEPENDABLE, ON TIME, RESPONSIBLE, ORGANIZED, etc:-))?
The variety of sounds in a musical composition.
What is TIMBRE?
Children who are 6 years old respond to music by rocking and waving to the rhythm of music.
What is FALSE?
The correct age is....
Using multiple subjects to teach a lesson, in a way that all subjects ARE important?
What is ARTS INTEGRATION?
A list of music guidelines for each grade level.
What is the NATIONAL STANDARDS FOR MUSIC EDUCATION?
A non-verbal way to show you care about your students, the faculty and staff.
What is SMILE?