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Creating a Musical School

Name: Creating a Musical School
Brand: Oxford University Press
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Publication date: 07/05/2009, 240 pages, Size: 234x156mm

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This book looks at two years in the life of the UK's first Specialist Music College - the Northampton School for Girls - and sets the development of this school against what we know about other schools often described as 'musical'. Foreword by Howard Goodall


1	Introduction
2	1 What is a musical school?
3	2 Specialist Music Colleges and the context of music education in 2004-6
4	3 The views of students, staff, and other stakeholders about music
5	4 The curriculum - background and theory
6	5 Improving motivation for music at Key Stage 3 (Sharon Green)
7	6 Music across the curriculum (Diana Pearman)
8	7 Extra-curriculur music and instrumental teaching
9	8 Using ICT and e-learning to develop musical skills and create positive attitudes
10	9 The community dimension of schools in the future

Introduction

1 What is a musical school?

2 Specialist Music Colleges and the context of music education in 2004-6

3 The views of students, staff, and other stakeholders about music

4 The curriculum - background and theory

5 Improving motivation for music at Key Stage 3 (Sharon Green)

6 Music across the curriculum (Diana Pearman)

7 Extra-curriculur music and instrumental teaching

8 Using ICT and e-learning to develop musical skills and create positive attitudes

9 The community dimension of schools in the future

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