EDU 397I Managing Time and Paper. Secondary Field Experience – Kathy Holt & Dixie Metheny –M usic Education Program Handbook –Journal Microteaching Assignments.

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EDU 397I Managing Time and Paper

Secondary Field Experience – Kathy Holt & Dixie Metheny –M usic Education Program Handbook –Journal Microteaching Assignments –Student-created Evaluation Form Basal Series/District 2 Standards Group Music Integration Units Kodaly Method Guitars For Thursday: Read Before School Begins I, Kodaly measures, GMIU, Guitar chords

Anticipatory Set Bluebook Name three of the six things from the chapter that you can do in five minutes or less… When you are done, hand in your bluebook and take a look at that first chapter…

Secondary Field Experience Kathy Holt & Dixie Metheny 45 required hours You will receive your placement next Monday, Sept. 19 th at the first Seminar

Microteaching Lesson Expectations Evaluation Development Assignments

Managing Time and Paper Calendar Lists (Master and daily) Office Music Library In Rehearsal Uniforms/Robes Track Everything…

Basal Series/District 2 Handbook Making Music (Silver Burdett) Making Music (Silver Burdett) Music Connection (Silver Burdett) Music Connection (Silver Burdett) Spotlight on Music (McGraw-Hill) Music Expressions (Warner Brothers) District 2 has just received a federal grant to replace your old basal series. You are on the selection committee. You will be making a presentation to the School Board regarding your recommendation. Review the materials and present both positive and negative aspects of each series.

Group Music Integration Unit Group Assignment Initial Planning –Decision of Theme –Assignment of unit requirements –Assistance in Lesson Plan Format

Guitars Individual notes – each fret represents one half step A (tonic) and E (dominant) chords

“In a world of peace and love, music would be the universal language.” Henry David Thoreau