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EDU 397F Questioning Strategies

Objectives: 1) TSW understand key signatures with flats as evidenced by a music skills practice sheet and music skills assess. 2) TSW learn half notes (ta-a) (Kodaly) as evidenced by rhythmic composition assignments C.M. – Names in gradebook Orders for Recorders ($4 each; try to have correct change) Questioning Strategies R.D. – half note Basal Series Music Ace Key Signatures – flats (second to the last flat) Keyboards (TEMPO) For Tuesday: Write 4 RD measures, work on microteaching lessons, MEET in COE 417

Questioning Strategies Blooms Taxonomy (1956) Knowledge Comprehension Application Analysis Synthesis Evaluation Anderson & Krathwohl (2001) Remember Understand Apply Analyze Evaluate Create

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