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I'm Mr. Unczur,
I'm Mr. Unczur,
A Little About Me:
I have been teaching music since 1994 and became the band teacher at HMS in 2006.
I began playing the trumpet in 4th grade and have since developed a deep passion for music.
I enjoy exploring and sharing music from all cultures, styles, and time periods.
I firmly believe that every student has the potential to be a successful and responsible member of our community.
The purpose of this website is to offer stakeholders easy access to all the information, materials, resources, and support needed throughout their time in the band.
The purpose of this website is to offer stakeholders easy access to all the information, materials, resources, and support needed throughout their time in the band.
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Band Students
2023 Incoming Gr6 Letter.docx
The Herberg Middle School Arts will...
The Herberg Middle School Arts will...
I - provide a robust and evolving curriculum
(as guided by the Mass. State Frameworks for the Arts).
II - foster the development of a student's interest in creating, performing and responding within the arts.
III - promote knowledge and understanding of the historical and cultural contexts of the arts.
IV - use a variety of assessments to evaluate what students know and are able to do.
V - provide students with opportunities to make connections between the arts, other areas of learning and with arts resources in the community. Resources: National Arts Standards Mass. Frameworks for the Arts
VI - allow opportunities for peer teaching.
Making Music Makes You Smarter!
Making Music Makes You Smarter!
Music plays an important role in children’s brain development and their early education. Making music requires children to think quickly, with four or five decisions per second. It also teaches children to manage information, think and solve problems, be adaptive, learn continuously and to work well with others. Involvement in music can reinforce self-discipline, teamwork, creativity and self-expression. Music is an important element of education that allows students to have the best possible start in life.
Music plays an important role in children’s brain development and their early education. Making music requires children to think quickly, with four or five decisions per second. It also teaches children to manage information, think and solve problems, be adaptive, learn continuously and to work well with others. Involvement in music can reinforce self-discipline, teamwork, creativity and self-expression. Music is an important element of education that allows students to have the best possible start in life.
https://musicforall.org.uk/why-music/
https://www.inc.com/geoffrey-james/want-smarter-kids-teach-music-not-coding-according-to-mit.html
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