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Keywords

School music--Instruction and study--Iowa; Public schools--Curricula--Iowa; Public schools--Curricula; School music--Instruction and study; Iowa;

Abstract

The problem which was considered in this study was the need to develop an improved music curriculum for the Grinnell-Newburg Community Schools. The need for a vertically articulated curriculum was substantiated in a report by the North Central Association Evaluation Team which visited the Grinnell High School in March, 1973. The present music curriculum was investigated to determine the extent of the needs. Considered were the number of music courses offered, the written objectives of each course, the coordination of the courses by the teachers, the number of music teachers, and the projection of the school enrollment.

Year of Submission

1973

Department

School of Music

First Advisor

Karl M. Holvik

Second Advisor

Thomas Thompson

Third Advisor

Jerry Smith

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Date Original

1973

Object Description

1 PDF file (108 leaves)

Language

en

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application/pdf

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