1. Singing and moving: teaching strategies for Audiation in children By Allison Maerker Garner Journal Articles; Reports - Descriptive
Author: Carolin

2. Introduction Listening skills are fundamental Theorist Edwin Gordon
Psychologist Howard Gardener
Movement and voice

3. Audiation defined
Ability to hear with discernment and play back what is heard one’s own head.

4. Cognition and the Brain
Howard Gardner: brain holds multiple intelligences which adress music directly
Movement and vocalizations stimulate the musical sphere of the brain
Children learn best during early stages

5. Movement: Audiation through the body
Movement of an aural sort.
Movement can take on many forms within a group class.
„Air violin“

6. Singing: Audiation through the Voice
„To be internalized, music learning must begin with the child’s own natural instrument – the voice“ – Lois Choksy

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