Creating a positive classroom climate through singing and music games! 

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This course is designed for educators who are looking for alternative ways to involve students in learning procedure as also educator's of children with learning disabilities to help their classroom induction. Learn how to create routines, give motivation to your students and create strong bonds with the classmates. By creating a  positive classroom climate it feels safe, respectful, welcoming, and supportive of student learning and this can lead in amazing learning achievements. 

 

 

DAY TO DAY SCHEDULE

DAY 1

Getting to know each another: Ice-breaking activities

Lecture: Theories behind the importance of music making in classroom

Practical seminar: Understanding basic elements of music (beat, rhythm, tempo, timbre, tonality) 

Understanding music through our body

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DAY 2

Practical seminar: Introduction to music notation following Kodaly's method

Using colors in music notation

Introduction to pentatonic scales

Practical workshop: Reading and playing music in groups

Creating our own songs

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DAY 3

Practical seminar: How we can build team work, improve listening skills and non verbal communication in the classroom ​

Practical seminar: How we can use music making in various subjects

Ideas that we can apply music making in the classroom

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DAY 4

Practical workshop: Building coordination through movement and music

Improving classroom cooperation and communication through music making using various instruments

Practical workshop: How we can use body percussion and voices in music making

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DAY 5

Practical seminar: How can music making in classroom can improve the induction of foreign students

How can music making improve student's attendance and participation in classroom

How we can create routines in a classroom through music making 

Award ceremony

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Dates of courses 2020

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27 -31 January

11 - 14 May

22 -26 June

6 - 10 July 

26 -30 October

2 - 6  December

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Dates of courses 2021

25 - 29 January

15 - 19 March 

24 - 28 May 

26 - 30 July 

25 - 29 October

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Note: Dates and Program may be subject to change