Author: Wu Yaoxiang
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: This book is a collection of open teaching examples for primary school music at provincial, municipal, and city levels, covering courses such as music appreciation, singing, singing games, percussion, creation, and Orff teaching. It includes teaching designs, lesson presentation drafts, and teaching recordings. The book is divided into two parts—Part 1: Practice, which collects 21 open teaching examples written by the author from 1994 to 2005. Part 2: Guidance, which elaborates on the design philosophy and includes 10 open teaching examples designed under the author's guidance. The music teaching examples are arranged in chronological order based on the time of the lessons, preserving the original structure and writing style of classroom teaching from that year. To enable the examples to engage in dialogue with readers and highlight the teaching philosophy supporting them, expert critiques are provided by Shanghai Provincial-level Teacher Chen Beilei, Zhejiang Provincial-level Teacher Wang Jiaxiang, Xu Guokang, Zhejiang Provincial Researcher Wu Ruimiao, and Hangzhou Xihu District Researcher Xiao Hua. This book can serve as supplementary teaching material for music pedagogy courses in teacher training programs and as a reference for primary school music teachers to enhance their classroom teaching skills and lesson writing proficiency.
Music Lesson Examples and Expert Reviews
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