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Learners who would rather read, analyze, follow written directions, and the like.
intutive
kinesthetic
visual
auditory
2
Heteronomists can be divided into two smaller groups: regerentialists and ____________.
Philosophies
Autonomists
Formal
Expressionists
3
He observed that when learning occurred naturally it was seamless, continuous, and sequential.
Mason
Pestalozzi
King
Mann
4
Most influential music appreciation advocate.
Shelley Sanderson
Horce Mann
Victor Machine
Frances Clark
5
Curriculum developed by state departments of education, school districts, Universities, Textbook Companies.
The Materials Approach
The Method Approach
The Systems Approach
The Conceptual Approach
6
"Father of Common School"
Horace Mann
Lowell Mason
Stan McGill
Sandy Calloway
7
"Schools under state control teaching a common body of knowledge to all students"
Common Schools
Public Schools
Develop Schools
Music Schools
8
What is the first sol-fa syllable?
do
ti
mi
fa
9
Father of Public School Music
Lowell Mason
Elam Ives
Richard Knepp
George Loomis
10
_______ aimed to improve schooling for low-achieving students in low-income neighborhoods.
Title 4
Title 1
Title 2
Title 3
11
_____________ is not static. It's idea's are altered by each new experience.
Music
Learning Theory
Philosophy
Education
12
These students learn best by listening and talking with their teachers and peers.
auditory
intuitive
kinesthetic
visual
13
Vouchers stand for government money that public schools receive for each student enrolled in them.
True
False
14
"Music begins when human emotion is translated into musical motions"
Dalcroze
Gordan
Orff
Kodaly
15
Musical experience should begin just as language is learned as a child.
Mother Tongue
Music Learning Theory
Orff Pedagogy
Talent Education
16
Music Pedagogy that that is known for using Curwen Hand Signals.
Eurhythmics
Kodaly
Music Learning Theory
Talent Education
17
Charter schools are independent public schools designed and operated by concerned paretns, teachers, etc.
True
False
18
This method was first developed for violin.
Suzuki
Kodaly
Orff
19
He noted a discrepancy between students' performance and response while listening to music.
Orff
Sanderson
Dalcroze
Kodaly
20
Developed the Music Learning Theory
Shinichi Suzuki
Carl Orff
Zoltan Kodaly
Edwin Gordon
21
Voucher choice plans are not highly controversial.
True
False
22
Selecting texts and other instructional literature and building the music program around them.
The Content Approach
The Materials Approach
The Method Approach
The Sanderson Approach
23
John Tufts'
An Introduction to the Singing of Psalm-Tunes
encouraged singing by note as the...
only way to heaven.
only acceptable way of praising God.
only way to learn how to read music.
way to learn music.
24
Learning to cope with, criticism, peer pressure, and rejection are just a few of school's...
Spiral Curriculum
Hidden Curriculum
General Philosophy
Subject Matter
25
Believes that parents should take part in the students' lessons.
Kodaly
Orff
Gordon
Suzuki
26
MENC turned into...
NAME
GMEA
NMENC
NAfME
27
German composer that incorporated his love of theater and dance into his pedagogy.
Dalcroze
Suzuki
Gordon
Orff
28
What is MMCP?
Music Making Can Progress
Manhattanville Music Curriculum Program
Music Meaning Conference Plan
Mickey Mouse Club Pants
29
Ability to imagine musical sound when it is not present, and make sense of it while listening.
Curwen
Orff
Audiation
Principles of Learning
30
Learners who learn best when they do something physical.
visual
kinesthetic
auditory
intuitive
31
The expanded form of the Young Composers Project was called...
Tanglewood Symposium
MENC
Contemporary Music Project for Creativity
Yale Seminar
32
The _______ perspective explains the value of music in terms used to validate other subjects.
Philosophies
Utilitarian
Aesthetic
"An Experience"
33
Believed learning unfolded gradually as mind or thought made impressions clear.
Pestalozzi
Willard
Mann
Lyon
34
Open-ended in their approach to learning. Prefer to discover things not told.
auditory
kinesthetic
intuitive
visual