UWM Undergraduate Catalog 2009-2010

UWM Milton and Lillian Peck School of the Arts

MUS ED Music Education

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249 Diction Survey. 2 cr. U. Survey of Diction for Music Education. An in depth study of IPA covering germanic, romance and other languages as needed. Prereq: none.

260 Making Music Connections with Children. 3 cr. U. Experiencing music through interactive participation by singing, listening, moving, creating, and playing classroom instruments. Collaboratively teach multiethnic music for children in class. Prereq: Admis to School of Educ.

331 Keyboard Skills for Music Educators I. 1 cr. U. Functional use of the keyboard for accompanying, sight reading and improvising Prereq: none.

332 (effective 01/25/2010) Keyboard Skills for Music Educators II. 1 cr. U. Functional use of the keyboard for accompanying and reading open score. Prereq: Mus Ed 331(P) or cons instr.

350 Field Experience I. 1 cr. U. Experience working with children in cooperating school systems in or near Milwaukee. Supervision by critic teacher or qualified individual. Prereq: admis to teacher cert prog.

350 (effective 09/02/2010) Introduction to Teaching Music. 1 cr. U. Experience working with children in cooperating school systems in or near Milwaukee. Supervision by critic teacher or qualified individual. Prereq: admis to teacher cert prog.

351 Music Instrument Lab. 2 cr. U. Practical experience with folk and recreational-instruments, e.g., autoharp, dulcimer, guitar. Methods and materials for use with children and adults. Prereq: Music 345(P) or 346(P); Music Educ/Therapy majors only.

379 Music in Elementary Schools. 2 cr. U. Classroom application of musical skills and materials, i.e., listening, singing and rhythmic and creative activities. Outside classroom observation desirable. Prereq: admis to School of Educ and Music 101 or 345; non-music majors only.

385 Guitar Pedagogy. 2 cr. U. Studies in the pedagogy of guitar for class and private studios. Prereq: jr st; cons instr.

450 Field Experience in Music Education II. 1 cr. U. Experience working with children in cooperating school systems in or near Milwaukee. Supervision by critic teacher. Prereq: admis to teacher certification prog of the Peck School of the Arts, & Mus Ed 350(P).

451 Teaching Instrumental Music: Elementary and Middle Levels. 2 cr. U. Group ensemble pedagogical techniques in elementary and middle schools; survey of band and orchestra literature; marching and jazz techniques; organization and administration of instrumental music; offered spring semester only. Prereq: admis to teacher certification prog in School of the Arts.

452 String Pedagogy. 1-2 cr. U. Survey of string pedagogy, methods, and materials. Prereq: Mus Ed 350(P); 2 sem of stringed instrument & admis to teacher cert prog; or cons instr. (string principals enroll for 2 cr; woodwind, brass, and percussion principals enroll for 1 cr).

455 Positive Approaches: Music Education Classroom Management. 1 cr. U. Stimulate thinking as evidenced by verbalizations demonstrating ability to logically analyze and criticize behavior. Prereq: admis to teacher cert. prog.

458 (effective 01/25/2010) Musicals and Choirs for Young Voices. 2 cr. U. Explore musical literature and techniques for choirs in the elementary grades. Design your own musical and assess the educational value of published materials. Prereq: none.

460 Teaching Elementary General Music. 3 cr. U. Methods, materials, and observation of teaching vocal music in grades K-6. (offered in fall only). Prereq: admis to teacher cert prog of the Peck School of the Arts. Not approved for grad cr.

460 (effective 01/25/2010) Teaching Elementary General Music. 3 cr. U. Methods, materials, and observation of teaching vocal music in grades K-6. (offered in fall only). Prereq: Mus Ed 350(P) or cons instr; admis to teacher cert prog of the Peck School of the Arts.

461 Teaching Secondary General Music. 2 cr. U. Methods and materials for teaching classroom music; work with creating, performing, and listening techniques; model course designs; related arts-humanities format; and appropriate resources. Seventh grade through adult. Prereq: admis to teacher cert prog of the Peck School of the Arts. Not approved for grad cr.

461 (effective 01/25/2010) Teaching Secondary General Music. 2 cr. U. Methods and materials for teaching classroom music; work with creating, performing, and listening techniques; model course designs; related arts-humanities format; and appropriate resources. Seventh grade through adult. Prereq: Mus Ed 350(P) or cons instr; admis to teacher cert prog of the Peck School of the Arts.

462 Teaching Secondary Choral Music. 3 cr. U. Methods and techniques for teaching choral music; work with organization choral program, auditioning, choosing music, program planning; rehearsal techniques, public relations, and setting up a choral library. Seventh grade through adult. Offered in spring semester only. Prereq: admis to teacher cert prog of School of the Arts. Not approved for grad cr.

462 (effective 01/25/2010) Teaching Secondary Choral Music. 3 cr. U. Methods and techniques for teaching choral music; work with organization choral program, auditioning, choosing music, program planning; rehearsal techniques, public relations, and setting up a choral library. Seventh grade through adult. Offered in spring semester only. Prereq: Mus Ed 350(P) or cons instr, admis to teacher cert prog of the Peck School of the Arts.

463 (effective 01/25/2010) Teaching Instrumental Music: Secondary. 2 cr. U. Group ensemble pedagogical techniques in secondary schools; survey of band and orchestra literature; marching and jazz techniques; organization and administration of the instrumental music program; offered fall semester only. Prereq: Mus Ed 350(P) or cons instr; admis to teacher cert prog of the Peck School of the Arts.

463 Teaching Instrumental Music: Secondary. 2 cr. U. Group ensemble pedagogical techniques in secondary schools; survey of band and orchestra literature; marching and jazz techniques; organization and administration of the instrumental music program; offered fall semester only. Prereq: admis to teacher cert prog of the Peck School of the Arts.

477 Student Teaching in Music - Elementary Level. 1-9 cr. U. Teaching experience in cooperating school systems in or near Milwaukee; supervision by critic teacher and members of the music faculty. Prereq: dept recommendation.

477 (effective 01/25/2010) Student Teaching in Music - Elementary Level. 1-9 cr. U. Teaching experience in cooperating school systems in or near Milwaukee; supervision by critic teacher and members of the music faculty. Prereq: Mus Ed 350(P) or cons instr, admis to teacher cert prog of the Peck School of the Arts.

478 Student Teaching in Music - Secondary Level. 1-9 cr. U. Teaching experience in cooperating school systems in or near Milwaukee; supervision by critic teacher and members of the music faculty. Prereq: dept recommendation.

479 Seminar in Student Teaching. 1 cr. U. A weekly conference held in conjunction with student teaching experience led by a member of the music education faculty. Prereq: eligibility for student teaching & dept recom. Not approved for graduate cr.

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