QUESTIONS-THE MUSIC AND LITERACY CONNECTIONS (8 SCECHS)

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What is the definition of decoding?

What are the Comparative Skills for reading text, music symbols and musical text?

Piaget says that there are 3 types of play? List them and give a definition.

Through play, teachers can have what?

Have active engagement

High interest

Long term learning

All of the above

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Current research on brain development and theories about learning through play

enhance only Math and Science subjects

enhance only Language and Literacy subjects

enhances learning in all areas-especially language and literacy

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Musical language can be heard in the preschool, kindergarten classrooms as well as primary grades and provides important opportunities for incidental learning. The three ways are:

When teaching reading, it is important for all teachers to understand that

Children benefit from a variety of approaches

One method likes phonics the best

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Phonemes are the smallest part of spoken language. How many phonemes are found in the word hat?

one

two

three

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The inherent structure of music, with a feeling of pulse or beat allows learners to experience

Phonemes

Fluency

Phonics

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The teaching of syllabic separation is important in learning to read books and read music notation

True

False

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One of the most important skills we teach in singing is how to adjust consonants and vowels to make music more musical

True

False

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Sight words should not be used in the music classroom

True

False

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Some music sight words may include: Orff rhythm patterns, Curwen hand signs for pitch, labels for musical forms.

True

False

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Comprehending text is different from decoding.

True

False

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All the arts, and especially music introduce children to new words and concepts for their vocabulary treasure chest.

True

False

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Describe an example of curricular integration (a book example or your own)

In order for musical understanding to grow, an individual must interact directly with music through performing, listening, creating or some combination of the three.

True

False

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Music educators do not use reading comprehension strategies-for both understanding the meaning of the music through concepts and elements as well as the understanding of the lyrics of songs.

True

False

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Occasionally reading books should just be for fun and some music should be performed simply for the joy of making music.

True

False

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Choose a Cooperative-Learning Group technique and describe how you will use it in your classroom.

When learning vocal music, the brain must decode both the musical symbols and the alphabetic symbols. This is a dual process requiring both

Syllable and Phoneme awareness

Orthographic and Graphophonemic awareness

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When children have problems with decoding music, one of the first things to consider should be the size of the notation and the size of the text.

True

False

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Describe an adaption that you will try in your music classroom.

Recent studies indicate that while hearing and seeing are important, babies and preschoolers prefer visual stimuli over auditory stimuli.

True

False

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Excellence in arts education provides not only for arts literacy but also for character development as artists. We want students to identify themselves as (finish sentence)

Listening activities can contribute to literacy development by helping learners discriminate between same and different auditory stimuli.

True

False

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It is through varied approaches provided by teachers in all curricular areas that students truly become literate.

True

False

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There are various types of writing genres. Choose one genre-describe what it is and how you will use it in your classroom.

There are various types of journal entries. Describe one way you would use journals in your classroom.

How can literacy levels be improved at the Secondary level?

Summarize the research supporting the benefits of music training. List and describe at least 2 that are most important to you.

What is the most important piece of information from this book that you will include in your classroom this year?

Email Denise Wilkinson that you have completed the questions at wilkidenisedoremi@gmail.com and then submit your form!

Yes- 1) I understand that I will email Denise that I have completed the questions and 2) Submit the form.

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