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== Use cases ==
 
 
From the Pilfrims [http://www.lingvisit.hu/files/Pilgrims TMV - Teaching through Music and Visual Art.pdf Teaching Through Music And Visual Art Course] (retrieved 14:57, 21 October 2009 (UTC)):
* Using art as a stimulus for task based learning and integrated skills teaching
* Putting life into course book exercises and filling in the gaps often missing in the course book content
* Using music in as an aid to classroom management and for working with different levels of energy
throughout the day
* Ways of using the arts to enable more effective learning with âdifficultâ or unmotivated students.
* Using music to enhance areas of learning such as pronunciation, vocabulary, and fluency practice
* Using art and music as a basis for storytelling, drama and movement
 
== Links ==
 
 
=== Examples ===
 
* [http://www.nowaddkids.com/ Now Add Kids]]. {{quotation|Over 200 points of the National Curriculum are addressed including major subjects such as: Personal Development Skills, English, Music and Dance, Physical Education, Art and Design, Religious Studies, Mathematics, Citizenship and Values, Respect and Responsibility.}} (retrieved 14:57, 21 October 2009 (UTC)).
 
* [http://www.tolkiensociety.org/ed/music.html Teaching Tolkien through music and music through Tolkien]
 
* [http://bible.org/seriespage/teaching-through-music Teaching Through Music] (at bible.org).
 
* [http://www.kilkennypeople.ie/katharine-blake/Teaching-through-music.4944962.jp Teaching through music]


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Use cases

From the Pilfrims TMV - Teaching through Music and Visual Art.pdf Teaching Through Music And Visual Art Course (retrieved 14:57, 21 October 2009 (UTC)):

  • Using art as a stimulus for task based learning and integrated skills teaching
  • Putting life into course book exercises and filling in the gaps often missing in the course book content
  • Using music in as an aid to classroom management and for working with different levels of energy

throughout the day

  • Ways of using the arts to enable more effective learning with âdifficultâ or unmotivated students.
  • Using music to enhance areas of learning such as pronunciation, vocabulary, and fluency practice
  • Using art and music as a basis for storytelling, drama and movement

Links

Examples

  • Now Add Kids]. “Over 200 points of the National Curriculum are addressed including major subjects such as: Personal Development Skills, English, Music and Dance, Physical Education, Art and Design, Religious Studies, Mathematics, Citizenship and Values, Respect and Responsibility.” (retrieved 14:57, 21 October 2009 (UTC)).