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When does this course run: This course only runs in Semester 1.
Playing in a band: ākonga will spend time learning how to play an instrument in a group with a variety of people.
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WHY STUDY MUSIC?
WHY STUDY MUSIC?
Music will increase ākonga enjoyment in life, help develop confidence, explore creativity, and increase literacy.
WHAT SKILLS WILL I LEARN?
WHAT SKILLS WILL I LEARN?
Ākonga are learning to:
Play instruments in a group together
Perform to an audience (this may be just the class)
Work collaboratively with different people
Follow a lead sheet
Identify sections in music (this could be a song or instrumental)
Read music notation
WHAT CONTEXTS IS THE LEARNING IN?
WHAT CONTEXTS IS THE LEARNING IN?
Class and small group learning. The school theme of migration will be explored by reflecting on the journey/progress ākonga have taken throughout the semester.
WHERE DOES THE COURSE LEAD?
WHERE DOES THE COURSE LEAD?
This course will lead to NCEA Level 1 music. It is encouraged that music is studied in Year 9 and Year 10 to be successful in NCEA.
RECOMMENDED COURSE MATERIALS
RECOMMENDED COURSE MATERIALS
There are no required course material for this course.
For further information you can contact:
Curriculum Leader Performing Arts - Joanna Devane - jdv@otakicollege.school.nz
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