No Series: Say it With a Song: Music to Help Memory
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Discussion and Supporting Materials
Thought starters
- How can the use of music help students learn?
- What steps does Ms. Madison share for using any simple tune to teach a concept?
- Why is posting the lyrics (giving students a visual reference) important?
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Charles White Elementary School2401 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles CA 90057
Population: 335
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labarbara madison
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10 Comments
Avery Baird May 17, 2020 9:21pm
Singing and moving around is an important learning tool in young ages because then they are more focused and engaged. I think turning lessons into a song, if possible, is a great way to get the students to repeat after the teacher and also enjoy the lesson more. Students are always signing and repeating things, so if the teacher can turn a lesson into a song, they are more than likely to go home singing that song, which means they are learning and remembering.
Pamela Ramirez Nov 14, 2019 4:33pm
I like the idea of incorporating music into a lesson plan. Recently for one of my classes, I had to do a presentation with my group on history and art. In this presentation, we discussed different options for lessons that were about history. During my part of the presentation, I was going to teach the students an interesting take on learning the state capitals. I found a catchy and upbeat song that would grab the students' attention. By the end of the presentation, all the students were humming and dancing along.
Savanna Foss Nov 15, 2018 10:23pm
I love this idea of incorporating music to help students get involved in learning. It gets them excited and helps them remember it when preparing for a test or when doing homework.
Kelsey Shaw Oct 24, 2017 4:16pm
Kristin Regalski Sep 27, 2015 1:11am