MUSC 608
MUSIC TEACHING AND LEARNING
Catalog Entry
MUSC 608. Music Teaching and Learning
Three hours lecture (3).
Prerequisite: Undergraduate degree in music or permission of instructor.
Perceptual processes, learning theories, and curricula in music education will be studied in this course.
Detailed Description of Content of Course
This course focuses on the following:
Detailed Description of Conduct of Course
The course includes reading assignments, discussion, lecture, papers, class presentations, and exams.
Goals and Objectives of the Course
At the conclusion of the course, the graduate student will:
1. describe the psychoacoustic principles involved in the perception of music.
2. apply behavioristic and cognitive learning theories to music education.
3. explain Music Learning Theory.
4. discuss theories of motivation and their application to music education.
5. write appropriate objectives for music curricula.
6. discuss cognitive, psychomotor, and affective components of music curricula.
7. describe ways to incorporate the National Music Standards in music curricula.
8. discuss models of music curricula for general, vocal, and instrumental music.
Assessment Measures
Assessment will include written tests, a written final examination, papers, and class presentations.
Other Course Information
Approval and Subsequent Reviews
DATE ACTION APPROVED BY
February 2001 Revised E. Fellin, Chairman