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2 Sacred Music in the Public School System An important aspect to any music curriculum

3 Is It Allowed In Public Schools Frequently asked: Is Sacred music Legal? The First Amendment Responsibility vs. Personal Opinions

4 Why Sacred Music is Important Teaches about different cultures Helps students learn about their culture Teaches about history History of the arts and music

5 Teaching about Culture Traditions are a part of Culture Religion is a type of tradition Various genres and styles are represented

6 Other Aspects Can have multiple purposes Can teach musical knowledge Introduce new topics

7 Interdisciplanary Brings several subjects together: More meaningful Allows the student to make connections Outside projects: Composer, history,ect.

8 But Why Not…? Why not just listen or look Performing helps solidify Makes it more fun for the students

9 THE END

10 Bibliography “Music With A Sacred Text”. Reston, VA: MENC, 1996

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