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Course Schedule
Spring 2012
*note*
changes and adjustments shall be made as necessary
Week 1: January 23 & 25
Importance of teaching music
Aesthetic versus Ordinary experiences
beginning philosophy of music education
*Electronic Assignment #1A*
Week 2: January 30 &
February 1
Philosophy of music education -
continued
Aesthetic versus Ordinary experiences
Intrinsic versus extrinsic goals or outcomes in music programs
*Electronic Assignment #1B*
Week 3: February 6 [Monday Only]
What is art?
What is music?
What is teaching?
Why should music be taught in the schools?
No Class
Wednesday, February 8
Week 4: February 13 & 15
*Quiz #1*
Referentialism
Formalism
Expressionalism
*Electronic Assignment #2*
Week 5: February 20 & 22
Referentialism, Formalism,
Expressionalism - continued
Interpretation of Art/Music
To whom should music be taught?
Qualities of good music teachers
Traits of good music teachers
Required competencies of good music teachers
begin recorder skills - hand-singing
Week 6: February 27 & 29
Preparing to be a teacher
Philosophies/Qualities of a good teacher
long-range/short range goals strategies
pre-professional experiences
on-going growth and development
recorder skills and hand-singing continued
*Survey of Leaders in Music Education #1*
Week 7: March 5 & 7
Philosophies/Goals/Strategies -
Continued
Five avenues of musical learning
What is the profession?
Professional organizations/publications and their importance
*Electronic Assignment #3*
No Class
Monday & Wednesday, March 12 & 14
Spring Break Week 8: March
19 & 21
Our working philosophy as basis
for:
Communication skills
The teacher/Music Education Program and the Community
Community education
Life-Long Learning
*Quiz #2*
*Article Review #1 Due* Week 9: March 26
& 28
Our working philosophy as basis
for:
choosing appropriate literature
choosing appropriate materials
shaping the classroom or rehearsal environment
*Electronic Assignment #4*
Week 10: April 2 & 4
History/Foundations of Music Education - World
History/Foundations of Music Education - America
Bay Psalm Book
Sacred Harp Hymnal
Lowell Mason, William Billings, 20th century greats: Dykema, Seashore,
Pitts, Glenn, Leonhard
Week 11: April 9 & 11
History/Foundations of Music
Education - Continued
Topical Discussion - Issues of Diversity - Soft Bigotry Quote
Pragmatism - Introduction
William James, Charles Pierce, John Dewey, Charles Leonhard
*Quiz #3*
*Survey of Leaders in Music Education #2*
Week 12: April 16 & 18
Pragmatism - Continued Materials
for Elementary
Topical Discussion - Continued
Notable International Influences
Orff, Kodaly, Suzuki, Dalcroze
Practice Teaching Project #1
*Article Review #2*
Week 13: April 23 & 25
International Influences -
Continued
Notable Current Trends in Music Education (KY)
Influences of KERA
Block Scheduling, Year Round School
Arts/Music Education Role in today's public schools
*Electronic Assignment #5*
Week 14: April 30 & May 2
Current trends in Music Education
- Continued
Philosophy of music education as it impacts use/choice of technology
Towards the transformation of
Music Education
Can we hope for a better future?
Forging a new vision
Arts Cooperation
Week 15: May 7 & 9
Philosophy as it impacts
use/choice of technology - Continued
Societal perceptions of arts/music education *Practice
Teaching Project #2*
*Philosophy of Music Education Paper*
Final Examination
Monday, May 14 - 9:00 AM
Let's Have a Great Semester
Peter LaRue
January 2012 |