What do challenges do children of the 21st century have to face?

Single-parent families, The spread of diseases that threaten lives, with no certain cures in sight, Media images showing examples of deviant behavior, Substance and sexual abuse, some firsthand experience

What did Orff do after WW2 with Gunild Keetman?

They set out to restore the spirit of integrated music over the radio.

What does movement do for children?

Helps children internalize musical concepts.

which vocal exercise did Dalcroze use?

(d-r, r-m, m-f...) (d-r-m, r-m-f, m-f-s...)

Is Music important to children?

Heck yeah!, Yes, Absolutely, How dare you? of course it is

What doe improvisation do at the beginning stage?

Allows children to play with sounds and with musical syntax.

What is NOT an approach to utilize to build a child's aural repertoire?

Play the music that you like for them

What can you do to help a student who is visually impaired?

Make sure to incorporate kinesthetics into your lesson.

How did formalized musical training begin in the United States?

The establishment of singing schools in the late 17th and 18th centuries

Why are Rhythm and meter are taught with sound before sight

It's an abstract concept to children.

A more planned realization of the creative process

What is one way can children respond to music?

Movement in controlled and expressive ways

Why should children study with instruments?

To help them find their voices and express themselves

Which answer best fits with what Zoltán Kodály is attributed to?

Emphasis on music of literacy through rigorous ear-training and vocal drill

Is movement in the child and classroom is important?

Absolutely., Do I even need to say it? It sure is., Yes, Are you kidding?! 100%

At age 5-7 children develop what skill?

sensitivity to relation between melody and harmony.

What is an important thing to assess when in a choir?

Commitment., Understandment, Fluency

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1
What do challenges do children of the 21st century have to face?
Single-parent families
The spread of diseases that threaten lives, with no certain cures in sight
Media images showing examples of deviant behavior
Substance and sexual abuse, some firsthand experience
2
The basic level of concept that all others are based on is discrimination
True
False
3
Babbling, like the other stages can be any age.
False
True
4
Syncopation only stresses the off beats.
True
False
5
Within the realm of music in a child's life, Constructivism brings with it certain images
True
False
6
Who is credited with creating hands sings in the 19th century?
Émile Jaques-Dalcroze
Sarah Glover and John Curwen
Albert Solfege
Zoltán Kodály
7
What did Orff do after WW2 with Gunild Keetman?
They set out to restore the spirit of integrated music over the radio.
They set out to restore the spirit of integrated music in person.
They wrote a book and published it and sold it around the word
They opened a school together for children and taught them their ideas.
8
Who is associated with "Movement with a Mission"?
Carl Orff
Zoltán Kodály
Émile Jaques-Dalcroze
9
What does movement do for children?
Keeps them busy.
Helps them keep active.
Gets them to use their energy so they can listen to you.
Helps children internalize musical concepts.
10
which vocal exercise did Dalcroze use?
(d-m, r-f, m-s...) (d-m-s, r-f-l,m-s-t...)
(d-r, r-m, m-f...) (d-r-m, r-m-f, m-f-s...)
11
Children as young as 6 months can vocally sustain pitches
False
True
12
Children 6-7 can maintain a steady beat while clapping, tapping or patting.
True
False
13
when did Kodály's movement of singing for young people take off
1920s
1930s
1820s
1830s
14
What stage of singing it this?
Formal
Learned
Babbling
Potpourri
15
Is Music important to children?
Heck yeah!
Yes
Absolutely
How dare you? of course it is
16
When you teach children you always use sight before sound.
False
True
17
What doe improvisation do at the beginning stage?
performance technique combined with deep knowledge of the idiom being used.
Understand music from the professional level
Create a full fledged melody from nothing.
Allows children to play with sounds and with musical syntax.
18
The importance of adding meter is to understand the emphasis of the notes within a set pulse
False
True
19
What is NOT an approach to utilize to build a child's aural repertoire?
Bring in music from other cultures.
Deep listening
Play the music that you like for them
Student construction of listening experiences.
20
Which of the following is not one of the stage of singing?
Spontaneous
Potpourri
Flawless
Learned
21
When a child is presented a song, they will try to imitate it exactly what they heard to the best of their ability.
False
True
22
At what age should a child be able to sing this piece?
10-11
5-6
7-8
3-4
23
What can you do to help a student who is visually impaired?
Don't give them any extra help, treat them like everyone else.
Make a separate lesson for them.
Make sure to incorporate kinesthetics into your lesson.
24
How did formalized musical training begin in the United States?
The establishment of singing schools in the late 16th and 17th centuries
The integration of music into public school curriculum in the 17th century
The establishment of singing schools open to everyone in the 17th century.
The establishment of singing schools in the late 17th and 18th centuries
25
The musical future of children rests on careful selection of music and instructional techniques.
False
True
26
Why are Rhythm and meter are taught with sound before sight
It's an abstract concept to children.
It is easier for the teacher.
It creates more time in a lesson.
It just is.
27
What age can a child begin to play a keyboard?
11-12
7-9
5-6
10-11
28
What words would NOT describe timbre?
A capella.
Dynamic.
Instrument.
Voice type.
29
The babies lungs are fully developed when they are born.
False
True
30
What is composition?
Having a full understanding of music so you can write it down
A more planned realization of the creative process
Being able to notate musical ideas.
The ability to create from nothing.
31
Who is associated with Expression through Musical Experience?
Émile Jaques-Dalcroze
Carl Orff
Zoltán Kodály
32
What is one way can children respond to music?
Movement in controlled and expressive ways
A very distance and no hands on approach
Dancing uncontrollably
Aggressive lessons about music
33
Which theory belongs with Howard Gardner?
Musical play
Multiple intelligence
Modes of representaion
Cerebral dominance
34
Why should children study with instruments?
It's the only way to learn music.
To help them find their voices and express themselves
It's the best way to learn and understand music.
35
When teaching singing in parts, you don't have to worry about teaching every part to all the students.
True
False
36
Which answer best fits with what Zoltán Kodály is attributed to?
Merging music with children's play. and with dance and the dramatic arts
Developing the first curriculum for modern music theory
The creation of solfeggi
Emphasis on music of literacy through rigorous ear-training and vocal drill
37
One way a summative evaluation can be conducted is by assessment of the students growth and attitude, commitment...
True
False
38
Are children capable of careful and attentive listening?
True
False
39
You can use action songs or singing games as an assessment.
False
True
40
Who is associated with Inner Hearing and Music Literacy.
Carl Orff
Zoltán Kodály
Émile Jaques-Dalcroze
41
Everything the very young child does musically comes out of his or her creative imagination and exploration.
True
False
42
Is movement in the child and classroom is important?
Absolutely.
Do I even need to say it? It sure is.
Yes
Are you kidding?! 100%
43
Who's is attributed to Stage-dependent theory?
Arjun Appaduri
Lowell Mason
Jean Piaget
Lev Vygotsky
44
Who is Not known for teaching rhythm though speech?
Carl Orff
Zoltán Kodály
Émile Jaques-Dalcroze
45
Playing a musical instrument is only for the sophisticated.
False
True
46
Who said this:"Every function in the child's cultural development appears twice: first between people and then inside.."
G. Stanley Hall
Lev Vygotsky
47
At age 5-7 children develop what skill?
sensitivity to relation between melody and harmony.
Sing a simple melody.
Learn to play a musical instrument.
sensitivity to relation between melody only.
48
What is an important thing to assess when in a choir?
Tuning
Commitment.
Understandment
Fluency
49
What age group does this skill best apply to; recognize familiar phrases and song based on contour and rhythm.
6 months to 1 year
1-3
3-4
8 months to 4 years
50
hand-eye coordination: Improved control of breathing apparatus, increased understanding of hand-eye coordination.
4-6
5-6
10-12
7-9
51
what type of reaction is Eurythmics?
Auditory
Kinesthetic
Visual
52
What is a formative evaluation?
Provides structure to promote understanding topics.
A very formal test for students.
The final test for everything the child has learned over the year.
53
What is this theory: Children develop their understanding though the meaning they make from their experiences.
Deliberate practice
Constructivism
Social learning
Reinforcement
54
What does PSP stand for?
Presice Singing Posture
Perfect Song Posture
Perfect Singing Posture
Posture Song Perfect
55
What is an important to think about when picking a piece to listen to?
Pick how long you want them to listen for.
How you are going to play the piece.
What they are doing in the piece.
How difficult the piece is to understand.
56
Who set the scene for the introduction of music into the curriculum of the elementary school in Boston, 1838?
Edwin Gordon
Walter Barbe
Lowell Mason
David Jonassen
57
It is very rare to have a child with a disability in the classroom.
True
False
58
What is a Summative evaluation?
An evaluation where the child can show the teacher what they want to learn.
A means to determine if the goal set by the formative evaluation were met.
A less important evaluation.
A written exam that makes sure they understand what has been taught.
59
What is the most dangerous time in a humans life?
Before the age of 10
The final years before death
The first year.
20s
60
When a student has an externalizing behavior need, set rules only for them to follow and make sure they know them.
False
True
61
Children 8-9 begin to develop skipping skills.
False
True
62
What are the different movement genres?
locomotor and non-locomotor.
Movement and stagnate
Dancing and not dancing
Kinesthetic and non-kinesthetic.
63
______ are two or more rhythms being played together.
Dualrhythms.
Multirhythms.
Polyrhythms.
Syncopations.
64
What age group does this skill apply to; identify discrete aspects of pitch motion such as steps leaps and repeated tone
3-6
6-9
8-12
5-9
65
Which of the following is NOT a quality of divergent thinking?
Flexibility.
Originality.
Musical extensiveness.
Creation.
66
A great way to check for understanding of any rhythm or meter is PRW (perform, read and write the rhythms)
True
False
67
What is Musicking?
A way of teaching children how to understand the meaning of music
An early term to describe Music education.
To embrace children in with singing, playing and moving to music
To embrace children and adults in with singing, playing and moving to music
68
Which best describes Robert Gagnè's theory of Events of instruction?
Children train for adulthood through games
Learners posses one or more types of intelligence
Learners progress through the 8 instructional events
Children observe and emulate their adult models
69
The first stage in the creative process for all students is to explore and discover possibilities that exist.
False
True
70
Which of the following are NOT one of the six steps of listening sequence?
Imitate the music.
Prepare
Activate and participate
Question and discus
71
what type of solfege does Dalcroze use?
Moveable Do
Fixed Do
72
Not everyone can orally identify hundreds if not thousands of pieces of music that he or she has been exposed to.
True
False
73
What is the key to development of listening skills
Make sure you follow them every step of the way and guide them.
Give them the answers so they know how to do the skill.
Making sure you prepare every lesson as easy as possible.
ability to perceive sounds into to form thoughts about the sounds.
74
Where does The development of musical creativity, both conceptual and practical come from?
From other people, its not actually their ideas.
Interaction of factors of environment, the music through or cognition.
Their own mind
Imitation
75
What does conducting show?
Keeping the children focused on the teacher.
Guiding the children in lessons to keep them on beat.
Sensing the strong and weak pulses.
76
Listening to record music is a passive activity for very young children.
False
True
77
Many instruments can be adapted to children with motor skill needs.
True
False
78
why did Dalcroze use improvisation?
It allowed him to see what children needed to work on and correct.
It keeps the students distracted while he prepares for the next lesson.
It opens the children to a freedom of expression.
It lets the students figure out how to play music.
79
What is the underlying steady beat that is in all music.
Percussion.
Meter.
Pulse.
Tempo.
80
What is a assessment used for?
Give them a grade for the class.
To figure out what they are doing wrong.
Gage where the children are at throughout the year.
81
Teachers are naturally drawn to teach the things that they excel at. They should only teach things they are good at.
True
False
82
Tonality an advanced concept
True
False
83
Children 11-12 can't harmonize accurately by ear.
False
True
84
Children don't like to move.
True
False
85
G. Stanley Hall's theory is Socailization
True
False
86
Children 2 years old respond by rocking, bouncing, waving arms to rhythm.
True
False
87
What does Eurhythmics Not do to help children?
Developing their skills and concepts
To encourage a child to move to the music being played.
Showing imagination
Listen to the music and hear it in their head.
88
Children less than 6 months can respond to different pitches.
True
False
89
According to Floth and Kratus, what should children ages 4/5 to 9 be able to do?
Create predictable rhythms and tonal patterns influenced by familiar music.
Create a one note melody and sing it back.
Create a full fledge melody from their own creativity.
Create a rhythmic melody with no pitch.
90
which does NOT apply to inner hearing
Was used to teach students in elementary school.
Allowed Students to apply what they learned to modern music.
does not use folk songs, only exercises written by Kodály.
It revived Hungarian Folk music.
91
As the teacher your job is to pick activities that will help stimulate the children and make the learning meaningful.
False
True
92
What age are children most open to all kinds of music?
Preschool to the age of 8
age 4 to age 8
6 months to 1 year
age 6-12
93
For a formative assessment, how many stages does Webern suggests?
4
6
3
5
94
How do you develop a student's attitude towards music?
You as the teacher must show the same attitude you want from them.
Tell them how they should feel about music
Let them find their own way.
Show them how they should act but then don't act that way again.
95
What is the idea behind word chants?
It's an easy way to teach rhythms.
All children understand this concept
Using language and word chant is a great and fun way to have students learn
96
What is Imitation?
Having the children repeat what the teacher played.
Listening to a recording and playing it back.
Create something that sounds similar to what the teacher has played.
Recall something from memory and repeat it out loud.
97
Body percussion uses your body in an imaginative way to produce music
True
False
98
How should you assess the students progression?
if they are singing expressively.
Don't grade them at all, they are just kids.
Make sure they sing everything perfectly with not a single mistake.
99
What are humans born with that is larger than the rest of them?
Eyes
Ears
Nose
Brain
100
Which of these are NOT a stage of deep listening?
Reactive listening
Enactive listening
Engaged listening
Active listening

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