Learning to Teach Music in the Secondary School: A Companion to School Experience
- Editor: Philpott, Chris
- Editor: Spruce, Gary
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Contents
- CONTENTS
- Introduction Learning to teach music Chris Philpott and Gary Spruce
- 1. The place of music in the secondary school: ideology - history - justification John Finney
- 2. Culture, society and musical learning Gary Spruce
- 3. Musical learning and musical development Chris Philpott
- 4. The national curriculum for music Tim Cain
- 5. Music at key stage 4 James Haughton with Gary Spruce
- 6. Music at post-16 Chris Philpott with Chris Price and Mike Lewis
- 7. An integrated approach to lesson planning Gary Spruce
- 8. The management and organisation of learning in the music classroom Chris Philpott
- 9. Creativity and music education Chris Philpott
- 10. Is musical performance worth saving? Jonathan Savage
- 11. Listening and appraising and the ideology of aesthetic listening Gary Spruce
- 12. Language and learning in music Chris Philpott
- 13. Music related ICT in education Bill Crow
- 14. Addressing individual needs and equality of opportunity in the music curriculum Ruth Wright
- 15. Assessment in music education Chris Philpott
- 16. Transition in music education Helen Coll
- 17. Beyond the classroom 1: instrumental and vocal teaching and learning Julie Evans
- 18. Beyond the classroom 2: collaborative partnerships Pauline Adams