Giving Voice to Children's Artistry

Application: Children 7-13

1 Graduate Credit Hour

$265 

This online course for music teachers addresses the development of artistry in children ages 7-13 in relation to the process of music learning. Engage in songs and activities that inspire artistry and enhance music learning. Improve rhythmic precision, in-tune singing, choral sound, and musicality. Tailor lessons to your own children, as your classroom or chorus serves as the music teaching/learning laboratory for this online course. You will need 20 minutes each week with the same group of children throughout the course (any grouping, ages 7-13). Pedagogical support is provided throughout the length of the course and tech help is available. This online course requires the use of a computer with sound capabilities and regular Internet access throughout the term.

This course is offered through Webster University, St. Louis. [No out of state tuition.] The course is scheduled in accordance with the university academic calendar and requires 1 hour a week for 10 weeks plus a 5-hour project.

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Come Children, Sing!

Application: Children 0-8

1 Graduate Credit Hour

$265

This online course for music teachers addresses the process of music learning in children ages 0-8.  Engage in delightful songs and music activities that stimulate music development during the most important years for music learning. Tailor lessons to your own children, as your early childhood setting serves as the music teaching/learning laboratory for this online course. You will need 20 minutes each week with the same group of children throughout the course (any grouping, ages 0-8). Pedagogical support is provided throughout the length of the course and tech help is available. This online course requires the use of a computer with sound capabilities and regular Internet access throughout the term.

This course is offered through Webster University, St. Louis. [No out of state tuition.] The course is scheduled in accordance with the university academic calendar and requires 1 hour a week for 10 weeks plus a 5-hour project.

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