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Preface | |
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The Nature and Rewards of Music Teaching | |
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The Importance of Personal Experience | |
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The Joy of Teaching Music | |
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The Teaching Process | |
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The Components of Teaching Music | |
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Why Have Music in the Schools? | |
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What Should Be Taught in Music Classes and Rehearsals? | |
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How Should Music Be Taught? | |
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To Whom Is Music Being Taught? | |
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What Are the Results? | |
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The School Music Teacher | |
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Personality and Ego | |
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Personal Characteristics | |
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The Importance of Being Yourself | |
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Personal Efficiency | |
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Relations with Professional Colleagues | |
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No One Is Successful with All Students All the Time | |
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Is Music Teaching for You? | |
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The Need for Continued Growth | |
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Why Teach Music? | |
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The Importance of Music in the Schools | |
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The Importance of Music | |
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Existing Is Not the Same as Living | |
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Aesthetic Experiences | |
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Characteristics | |
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The Need for Instruction | |
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Support for Music in the Schools | |
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Nonmusical Reasons for Music | |
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Improving Mental Capabilities | |
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Group Activities | |
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Avocational Value | |
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What: The Subject Matter of Music | |
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The Secondary School Music Curriculum | |
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Learning in Music | |
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Musical Syntax | |
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Musical Works | |
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Intellectual Understandings | |
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Concepts | |
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Way of Thinking | |
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Creative Process | |
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Skills and Activities | |
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Attitudes | |
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Selecting Content | |
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Guidelines | |
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Educational | |
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Valid | |
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Fundamental | |
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Representative | |
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Contemporary | |
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Relevant | |
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Meaningful | |
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Learnable | |
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Areas of Study in the Music Curriculum | |
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Nonperforming Classes | |
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Performing Ensembles and Classes | |
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Types of Performing Groups | |
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Small Ensembles | |
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Orchestras | |
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Marching Bands | |
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Stage Bands and Swing Choirs | |
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Credit and Graduation Requirements | |
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Credit for Private Study | |
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Extracurricular Activities | |
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The National Standards | |
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Planning for Music Instruction | |
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Planning by Music Teachers | |
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Aids in Planning | |
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Long-Range Planning | |
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Unit Planning | |
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Lesson Planning | |
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Sample Lesson Plan for General Music | |
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Assessing Learning | |
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Getting Started in the Schools | |
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Consider the Five Basic Questions | |
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Why | |
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What | |
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To Whom | |
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How | |
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Results | |
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How: The Methods of Music Teaching | |
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Guidelines for Teaching Music in the Schools | |
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Types of Learning | |
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Cognitive Domain | |
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Ways of Cognitive Learning | |
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Motivation | |
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Structure | |
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Sequence | |
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Reinforcement | |
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Other Aspects of Cognitive Learning | |
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Transfer | |
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Memory | |
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Psychomotor Domain | |
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Distributed Practice | |
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Singleness of Concentration | |
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Affective Domain | |
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Teaching Instrumental Music | |
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Beginning Instrument Instruction | |
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Pre-Band Instruments | |
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Guiding Students | |
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Need for Class Instruction | |
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Beginning Instruction Books | |
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Teaching Beginning Classes | |
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Rote Procedures | |
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Teaching Rhythm | |
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Emphasizing Musical Qualities | |
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Practicing | |
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Teaching Fundamental Playing Skills: Winds | |
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Breath Support | |
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Basic Embouchure | |
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Single-Reed Instruments | |
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Double-Reed Instruments | |
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Flute | |
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Brass Instruments | |
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Tonguing | |
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Teaching Fundamental Playing Skills: Strings | |
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Bowing | |
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Left Hand | |
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Percussion | |
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Instrumentation | |
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Seating | |
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Transferring to Other Instruments | |
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Equipment and Supplies | |
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Teaching Teenage Singers | |
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What is Correct Singing? | |
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Physical Actions for Correct Singing | |
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Correct Position | |
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Deep Breath | |
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Relaxed Throat | |
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Action of the Breath | |
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Resonance | |
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Teaching the Correct Physical Actions | |
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Aural-Psychological Approach | |
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Style and Tone | |
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Range | |
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Diction | |
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Girls' Voices | |
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Boys' Voices | |
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Voice Change | |
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Classifying High School Voices | |
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Rehearsing Performing Ensembles: Preparation and Procedures | |
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Rehearsing and Teaching | |
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Preparation | |
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Score Preparation | |
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Pedagogical Preparation | |
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Rehearsal Preparation | |
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Rehearsing and Teaching Instrumental Music | |
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Stage and Marching Bands | |
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Teaching Choral Music | |
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Show Choirs and Musicals | |
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Warm-Up | |
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Rehearsal Procedures | |
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Verbal Commentary | |
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Indicating Musical Entrances | |
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Isolating Trouble Spots | |
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Keeping Students Occupied | |
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Reviewing Learned Music | |
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Critical Listening by Students | |
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Objective Listening by the Teacher | |
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Providing for Individual Attention | |
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Individual Practicing Outside of Rehearsal | |
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Saving Time | |
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Pace in Teaching | |
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Rehearsing Performing Ensembles: Intonation and Expression | |
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Improving Intonation | |
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Intonation Illusions | |
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Musical Inexperience | |
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Listening Habits | |
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Lack of Coordination | |
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Lack of Concept | |
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Poor Methods of Tone Production | |
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Psychological and Physical Factors | |
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Environmental Factors | |
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Instrumental Intonation | |
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Wind Instrument Intonation | |
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String Intonation | |
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Procedures for Instrumental Music Classes | |
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Choral Intonation | |
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Range and Tessitura | |
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Tempo | |
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Intervals | |
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Hearing Other Parts | |
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Procedures for Choral Music | |
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Teaching Musical Expression | |
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Techniques for Teaching Interpretation | |
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Rhythm | |
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Blend | |
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Balance | |
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Dynamics | |
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Sustained Notes | |
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Staccato | |
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Legato | |
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Phrasing | |
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Interpreting Choral Music | |
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Tone Color | |
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Humming | |
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Slurring | |
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Pronunciation of Foreign Languages | |
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Musical Feeling and Technique | |
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Teaching for More than Performances | |
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Selecting Music | |
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Musical Quality | |
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Suitability for the Group--General Factors | |
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Repetition | |
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Length | |
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Musicianship of the Students | |
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Suitability for the Group--Choral | |
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Text | |
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Religious Texts | |
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Range | |
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Tenor Part | |
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Accompaniment | |
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Dissonant Intervals | |
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Number of Parts | |
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Musical Arrangement | |
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Suitability for the Group--Instrumental | |
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Key | |
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Scalewise Runs | |
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Range | |
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Musical Arrangement | |
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Performance Needs | |
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Locating Music | |
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The Copyright Law | |
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Developing Music Reading | |
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Methods of Reading Music | |
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Reading Patterns | |
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Improvisation | |
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Teaching Musical Understandings | |
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Teaching More than Performing | |
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Teaching Middle School General Music | |
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Status of General Music | |
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Scheduling and Exploratory Experiences | |
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Content of General Music | |
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The Teacher and General Music | |
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Characteristics of Successful Teaching | |
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Presents Concrete Content | |
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Achieves Results Quickly | |
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Relates to Students | |
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Active Learning | |
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Appeals to Student Maturity | |
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Contains Variety | |
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Individual and Class Instruction | |
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Activities and Materials | |
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Singing | |
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Listening | |
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Creative Activities | |
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Teaching High School Nonperformance Courses | |
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Importance of Nonperformance Courses | |
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Role of Technology | |
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Music Appreciation | |
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Purposes | |
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Course Content | |
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Listening | |
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Recognition of Styles | |
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Examinations | |
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Fine Arts and Humanities Courses | |
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Theory Courses | |
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Content | |
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Ear Training | |
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Creative Activity | |
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Piano and Guitar | |
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School Music Performances | |
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Reasons for Performances | |
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Guidelines for Performances | |
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Preparing for Successful Performances | |
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School Assemblies | |
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Informal Programs | |
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Programs Outside of School | |
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Preparation for the Performance Setting | |
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Planning the Program | |
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Enhancing Performances | |
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Staging Vocal Music | |
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Staging Instrumental Music | |
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Business Matters | |
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Printed Programs | |
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Tickets | |
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Publicity | |
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Trips and Tours | |
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Checklist for Program Planning | |
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To Whom: The Students | |
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Teenagers and Music | |
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Varied Situations | |
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Contradictions | |
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Students in Urban Schools | |
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Music Teachers and Teenagers | |
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Teenage Musical Development | |
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Physical and Vocal Development | |
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Motivating Teenagers | |
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Group Motivation | |
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Group Morale | |
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The Teacher's Attitude | |
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Securing Adequate Membership | |
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Recruiting Boys | |
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Working with Boys | |
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Managing Music Classes and Rehearsals | |
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Discipline and Teaching | |
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Developing Desirable Classroom Behavior | |
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Special Areas for Music Teaching | |
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Talking | |
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Inability to Participate | |
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Attendance | |
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Maintaining Classroom Control | |
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Handling Minor Disturbances | |
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Handling Persistent Rule Violators | |
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Handling Serious Problems | |
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With What Results? | |
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Assessing Learning in Music | |
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Uses of Assessment | |
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Improving Instruction | |
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Grading Students | |
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Evaluating Courses and Curricula | |
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Assessment: Keep It Simple! | |
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Assessment: More than Tests | |
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Projects | |
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Journals | |
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Portfolios | |
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Self-Assessment | |
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Assessment: More than Facts | |
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Tests and Testing | |
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Cognitive Tests | |
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Psychomotor Tests | |
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Affective Assessment | |
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Grading Students | |
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Clear Criteria | |
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C as the Starting Point | |
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More than a Letter Grade | |
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The Music Education Profession: Past, Present, and Future | |
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What Is a Profession? | |
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The Profession in the Past | |
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Before 1920 | |
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After 1920 | |
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Present and Future Challenges | |
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Guiding Principles for Music Teachers | |
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Appendices | |
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Code of Ethics | |
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Additional Readings | |
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Teaching Materials | |
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Photo Credits | |
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Index | |