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EDU 397I Relationships cont. Part Four

Relationships cont. Classroom Management: Student Teacher/Sectional leaders Microteaching Lessons (Music Ace) Relationships cont.

Relationships Communication Administration Colleagues Maintenance Personnel School Board Community Booster Organization

Relationships Cont. Caregiver/Teacher Conferences Fundraising Organizational Promotion The First Year Blues

Kodaly review 1, 2, 3, Say it 1, 2, Say It and Clap 1, 2, 3, Clap Developmental Progression Clapping and saying it Just clapping Playing it or singing it

Kodaly Rhythmic Dictation Melodic Dictation Combination Progression: easy, review, new, bonus, easy

The history of a people is found in its songs. George Jellinek