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Date Posted: 09:21:03 05/02/07 Wed
Author: Jayme Orians
Subject: Re: Regurgitation or Learning?
In reply to: Chad B 's message, "Regurgitation or Learning?" on 11:32:47 03/22/07 Thu

I feel that encouraging students to perform solo works would help to increase their musicality because they don't rely on the rest of the band or other members in their section. The teacher could use scaffolding to get a better idea of how much the students would be able to do on their own.

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[> Re: Regurgitation or Learning? -- Amanda J, 12:29:03 05/05/07 Sat [1]

I think that teachers should allow students to read through pieces in lessons and try to encourage students to fidn their mistakes, and only play what is on the page if the student can't figure it out after trying all of his or her options. This allows the student to develop their error detection, and also allows them understand what they are playing. I wish that someone would have done that with me!


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