EDU 397I. I C. M. Strategy – Lights/Bells Orff Method – Glenda Newman Microteaching Lesson Assignment Preparing for the School Year Before School Begins.

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EDU 397I

I C. M. Strategy – Lights/Bells Orff Method – Glenda Newman Microteaching Lesson Assignment Preparing for the School Year Before School Begins Kodaly - dictation Guitar – A & E (tuning Preparing for the School Year

Kodaly Rhythmic Dictation Order of introduction (ta, rest, ti ti, ta-a, ta- a-a, ta-a-a-a, rest rest, rest rest rest rest, ta- a ti, tiritiri (see handout) Melodic Dictation Order of introduction (Sol, Mi, La, Do, Re, Fa, Mi, High Do, High Re, Low Ti)

Start BEFORE tchr orientation Group History & traditions Preparation of Instruments Music Library First class meeting (aspirations) Preparing for the School Year

Discipline Plan Assessment Plan Handbook Meeting w/ Administration First teacher meeting (music stickers) Personal visits to teachers and staff Before the school year starts

For next Thursday: Read Chapter 4, work on Microteaching Lesson, begin thinking about Group Music Integration Unit, practice guitar and Kodaly for teaching. Preparing for the School Year

“Music is your own experiences, your own thoughts; your wisdom. If you don’t live it, it won’t come out of your horn.” Charlie Parker