“Without music, life would be a mistake.” – Fredrich Nietzsche
We could also say Without music, teachin…
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A great website that allows you to learn the lyrics of songs interactivity-choose your song, choose your level then interact with the site as you go through the words of the song line by line. This tool is really popular with students. It is especially good for encouraging students to be autonomous and getting them to work alone. Students who want to learn songs in English, Spanish , French , Italian and other languages will lovethis site -an easy and fun method to learn and improve your foreign languages skills, through the music videos and lyrics of your favorite songs...
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“Pop songs are written to be easily understood and enjoyed. As discussed above, they tend to use high frequency lyrics that have emotional content. This makes them strong candidates for word study or for reinforcing words already learned through written means. If a series of songs is to be used, students can be paired and given a song to teach the class.
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The esteemed Carolyn Graham talking about Jazz Chants. How to use them and how she discovered/makes them.
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LyricsTraining is an easy and fun method to learn and improve your foreign languages skills, through the music videos and lyrics of your favorite songs...
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Music can be incorporated into the classroom on a daily basis in so many simple ways. Music can be used to create a calm setting, motivational setting, as a classroom management technique, teach new lessons or vocabulary, and countless other ways.