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Prior Knowledge
Prior Knowledge
Students will have chosen their practical pieces and in prior units, acquired music vocabulary to analyse and describe their musical features and historical context.
Students will have chosen their practical pieces and in prior units, acquired music vocabulary to analyse and describe their musical features and historical context.
Learning Intentions
Learning Intentions
In this lesson, you will:
In this lesson, you will:
Consider advice on what areas to research in your programme note
Choose a suitable layout for your research material
Evaluate material that you research to avoid plagiarism and develop original ideas
cba2-programme-note-advice-for-students.pdfBefore you begin...
Before you begin...
Have a look at the document on the left hand side. It contains some very helpful advice that you may like to use as a guide to planning and researching your Programme Note. There are NINE pointers to have a look at.
(To look at the document on full screen, click on the arrow icon in the top right hand corner of the image.)
Organise your Thoughts and Ideas
Have a look at the Google Slides below.
Watch the tutorial video on slide 2. Go to slide 3 where you can organise your ideas on Jamboard by clicking on the link. Look at the sample Jamboard on slide 4.
Task 2.1: Choose a suitable format to write your programme note
Task 2.1: Choose a suitable format to write your programme note
Create a presentation:
Create a presentation:
Create a word document:
Create a word document:
Using soundtrap, start a new project by opening the podcast option. Insert sound effects/music clips and present/record your information in the style of a podcast.
Create a poster or digital poster:
Create a poster or digital poster:
What is plagiarism?:
What is plagiarism?:
Watch the short video which outlines the importance of avoiding plagiarism in creating original pieces of work.
Task 2.2: Checklist
Task 2.2: Checklist
Complete the checklist below to check that you have followed the success criteria for your Programme Note. If you have not ticked all items on the list you must edit your programme note. There is always room for improvement!
Complete the checklist below to check that you have followed the success criteria for your Programme Note. If you have not ticked all items on the list you must edit your programme note. There is always room for improvement!
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