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Website: Classics For Kids
In doing research for a music appreciation class I stumbled across a great resource, a website called Classics for Kids. I discovered a page with a radio show about different periods of music, and the site also includes information on … Continue reading
Posted in Lesson Plans & Ideas, Teaching Elementary, Teaching Other Music Classes
Tagged audio, children, classics, classics for kids, composer, education, era, feature, games, history, home, lesson, lesson plan, lessons, music, orchestra, radio, show, students, study
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The Education that Time Forgot…
They say that those who don’t study history are doomed to repeat it, well, according to this article it seems that our educational history has been quickly forgotten. This article is on the newest round of Permissivist Education. Also check … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Informational
Tagged article, child-centered, classroom, clusters, collaborate, facilitate, Finch, Harper Lee, history, home school, informational, intelligences, modules, music, progressive, student-centered, teacher, teaching, to kill a mockingbird, traditional
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Adventures of a Music Teacher 