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Spring 2011
Electronic Assignments
- EA's
During the course of the semester,
you will be asked to complete ten "Electronic Assignments"
[five
worth fifteen (15)
points, four worth twenty (20) points and one worth forty-five (45)
points]. These are ten, relatively short [the length varies
substantially depending upon the nature of the assignment] assignments
and you will get full credit for your efforts if you effectively answer
or write about the given question.
There follows a brief
description of these Electronic Assignments [EA's], and their respective
due dates. Amplification of the projects will be discussed in class. As
with all projects, IF THEY ARE NOT COMPLETED ON TIME, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO KEEP
THEM.
For submission of each EA [Electronic Assignment] you will use the
Assignment Submission Form which may be found under each EA and in the
Main Index. This is another advantage of the totally web-based
version of Music 315, which I think you will find very helpful. To
complete an assignment just follow the directions. Again, the Assignment
Submission Form [as well as the entire web-page] is best viewed in
Internet Explorer] This should be much easier than formats which
Music 315 Scholars of the past have bravely endured.
Evaluation - I use a rubric to evaluate your responses to/for each EA
[with the exception of EA1]. The extent to which you correctly
answer/respond to the talking points for each [plus the timeliness of
the submission] is what determines your point tally on a given
assignment
We will talk more about these in class. There follows a listing of the
assignments for your perusal, which I think you will enjoy and find
useful/helpful.
Special Note
... as all of the following assignments are submitted via the Assignment
Submission Form, and as there can always be technical "glitches" that
pop-up - please, please, please always keep a copy of the assignment you
are submitting [i.e. keep the original document on your computer - cut
and paste into the Assignment Submission Form when ready to submit].
Then if there is a "problem" you'll not have to "re-do" the assignment -
can just re-submit [if you get my drift] ...
Electronic Assignment Number
One [EA1]
- 15 points
[due by midnight Wednesday,
January 19]
"Successful Access"
Please copy/write the following and submit using the Assignment
Submission Form. Yes I have successfully accessed the Music 315
Web-Page, can use the Assignment Submission Form and look forward to a
great semester.
Assignment
Submission Form
*and
following the same format and using the Assignment Submission Form for
all subsequent EA's ...
Electronic
Assignment Number Two [EA2] - 15 points
[due by midnight Sunday, January
23]
"You can make a difference"
Please describe why/how you can/will make a difference in the lives of
your future students, why it is important for you to believe this and
why it is true
Assignment
Submission Form
Electronic Assignment Number
Three [EA3] - 15 points
[due by midnight Sunday, January
30]
"Never be afraid to try?"
Please describe why you must never be afraid to try new ideas, new
strategies, new approaches in your future classroom
Assignment
Submission Form
Electronic Assignment
Number Four [EA4] - 15 points
[due by midnight Sunday, February
6]
"Allow each student to succeed"
Please describe why you must work to allow each student to succeed, why
student success is so important and how music might be used in this regard
Assignment
Submission Form
Electronic Assignment
Number Five [EA5]
- 15 points
[due by midnight Sunday, February
13]
"Steal all good ideas"
Please describe why it is so essential to steal all good ideas, where
might be some sources for good "stealing" and what have you
perhaps already "stolen" which will enhance your future
classroom
Assignment
Submission Form
Electronic Assignment
Number Six [EA6]
- 20 points
[due by midnight Sunday, February
20]
"Mini-Report on Baroque Music"
Please select either A. Vivaldi, J. S. Bach or G. F. Handel and write a
Mini-Report on this composer which will include the following four parts:
01) brief biographical sketch; 02) list of major works ... you will then,
03) select a specific composition by the composer you chose; and 04)
describe how you might use this work to enhance some aspect of your
teaching or your classroom of the future.
Assignment
Submission Form
Electronic Assignment
Number Seven [EA7]
- 20 points
[due by midnight Sunday, February
27]
"Mini-Report on Classical Music"
Please select either F. J. Haydn, W. A. Mozart or L. Beethoven and write a
Mini-Report on this composer which will include the following four parts:
01) brief biographical sketch; 02) list of major works ... you will then,
03) select a specific composition by the composer you chose; and 04)
describe how you might use this work to enhance some aspect of your
teaching or your classroom of the future.
Assignment
Submission Form
Electronic Assignment
Number Eight [EA8]
- 20 points
[due by midnight Sunday, March 6]
"Mini-Report on Romantic Music"
Please select either J. Brahms, R. Wagner or P. Tchaikovsky and write a
Mini-Report on this composer which will include the following four parts:
01) brief biographical sketch; 02) list of major works ... you will then,
03) select a specific composition by the composer you chose; and 04)
describe how you might use this work to enhance some aspect of your
teaching or your classroom of the future.
Assignment
Submission Form
Electronic Assignment
Number Nine [EA9]
- 20 points
[due by midnight Sunday, March 27]
"Mini-Report on Music from around the World"
Please describe how you might use
music from around the world to enhance your future classroom, citing
selections which you might use or specific strategies which you might
employ will strengthen your mini-report
Assignment
Submission Form
Electronic Assignment
Number Ten [EA10]
- 45 points
[due by midnight Thursday, May 5 -
Reading Day]
"Final Paper"
Please
write a short paper concerning what you have gained from the course in
terms of knowledges, abilities, attitudes, appreciation and understandings
in music which will be helpful to you in your future classroom teaching.
The final paper should cite musical materials or methods to which you have
been exposed which you will be able to utilize in your future teaching.
Creative ways in which you will enhance your classroom teaching through
the use of music should be of primary consideration in this paper. The
length should be no less than two pages and no more than four pages [in
raw format before placing on the Assignment Submission Form]
Assignment
Submission Form
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