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Using Music In The Classroom
By Emma Clarke, QIS
Using Music In The Classroom
•Why use Music?
•Choosing the right style.
•When to use music.
• Pros and Cons.
Why Use Music?
"Almost all children respond to music. Music is an open-sesame, and if you can use it carefully and appropriately, you can reach into that child's potential for development." Dr. Clive Robbins (Music Therapist)
What Music Does…• Can be used as a positive behaviour management tool.• Aids students to remain focused during a writing activity.• Allows a smooth transition between subjects.• Creates a positive atmosphere within the classroom.• Can be used as a memorisation tool.• Builds a stronger bond between yourself and the students.
Choose your Music Wisely. Never play the music too loudly. Avoid music with lyrics.
Which Style Of Music To
Choose?
Jazz
Classical
Rock
Latin
Blues
Country
Electronic
PopReggae
Movie Soundtracks
Celtic
World Music
When To Use Music In Class
BIG WRITE
Guided Reading
Theme
During Transitions
Setting The Scene
Examples Of Using Music In Class
Arguments For And Against Using Music In Class
For• Effective classroom
management tool.• Increases attention levels. • Extends focused learning
time.• Improves retention and
memory.• Expands thinking skills.• Creates a positive
atmosphere.
Against
• Music can become a distraction.• It can aggitate certain children,
especially if they do not the style you are playing!• Some children work better
without music.• Choosing the right type of music
can lead to arguments within the class.
To Use Music Or Not?
• Using music has many benifits towards improving students learning.• Choose your music wisely!• Each Class will receive music
differently.• Respect each child’s opinion.
For More Information About Using Music In The Classroom…Dr. Georgi Lozanov
http://www.learningdoorway.com/georgi-lozanov.html
Chris Brewer
www.musicandlearning.com