The Teaching Popular Music in the Classroom Online Course is the first out of four courses constituting the Music Education for Teachers Specialization. The course will explore the teaching practices and approaches of popular music from culturally rich communities in the United States.
Through the Teaching Popular Music in the Classroom Live Course, learners will be introduced to different teaching methods that deal with the basics of improvisation, technology, songwriting, arranging film scores, writing to the strengths of small bands, and music theory online. The course is taught by Krystal Banfield and David Alexis of Berklee College of Music.
Teaching Popular Music in the Classroom Certification Course is a 100% online course offered on the Coursera platform. The course follows a flexible pattern and provides learners with tools for evaluating and documenting learning and program progress. After the completion of the course, learners will receive a certificate that can be shared.
The Highlights
Shareable certificate
Flexible deadlines
100% online
7 study hours
Video lectures
Academic readings
Practice exercise
Discussion forums
English medium
Financial aid
Subtitles in English
Programme Offerings
Digital Shareable Certificate
Flexible Deadlines
100% Online
English medium
English Subtitles
financial aid
video lectures
Academic Readings
Practice Exercises
7 Study Hours
Discussion Forums.
Courses and Certificate Fees
Certificate Availability
Certificate Providing Authority
yes
Coursera
Teaching Popular Music in the Classroom Free Structure
Particulars
Fee Amount in INR
Teaching Popular Music in the Classroom- Audit course
Free
Teaching Popular Music in the Classroom - 1 month
Rs.3,275/-
Teaching Popular Music in the Classroom - 3 months
Rs.6,550/-
Teaching Popular Music in the Classroom - 6 months
Rs.9,825/-
What you will learn
Knowledge of Music
After learning the Teaching Popular Music in the Classroom Classes, you will gain knowledge about the following topics:
Introduction to Improvisation
Cultural contexts of music
Basic principles and techniques of songwriting
Incorporating technology into songwriting
Contemporary music and core music standards
Instructional approaches with small ensembles
Who it is for
The Teaching Popular Music in the Classroom Course is suitable for anyone who wishes to learn about the teaching techniques of art and music.
Admission Details
Follow the steps given below to enroll in the Teaching Popular Music in the Classroom Online Course:
Step 1: Click on the URL given below - https://www.coursera.org/learn/teaching-popular-music
Step 2: Click on the “Enroll for Free” option and choose the desired option.
Step 3: Fill in the required details and complete the process.
The Syllabus
Videos
Welcome!
Readings
Connect with Your Classmates
Course Resources
Earn A Course Certificate
Join the Discussion!
Practice Exercise
What Are Your Goals?
Establishing a Common Language
Videos
What You'll Learn in Lesson
Introduction to Improvisation
Tuning the Ears
Modeling Conversations Through Sound
Cultural Contexts
Cultural Contexts Continued
Select and Interpret
Launching Your Web-based Tool Box
Readings
Student Ensemble Disclaimer
Join Your Study Group
How to Launch Your Web-Based Tool-Box
Practice Exercises
Call and Response: Conversations Through Sound15m
SELF-ASSESSMENT: Lesson 1 Tool-Box
Videos
What You'll Learn in Lesson 2
Basic Principles and Techniques of Songwriting
Awareness
Incorporating Technology
Suggested Objectives and Student Assessments
Web-Based Tool-Box
Readings
Join Your Study Group
Practice Exercise
Songwriting
SELF-ASSESSMENT: Lesson 2 Tool-Box
Videos
What You'll Learn in Lesson 3
Engaging and Empowering Students
Integrating Instruments with Tracks
Suggested Objectives and Student Assessments
Web-Based Tool-Box
Readings
Join Your Study Group
Practice Exercise
Technology and Arrangement
SELF-ASSESSMENT: Lesson 3 Tool-Box
Videos
What You'll Learn in Lesson 3
Establishing Small Ensembles
Instructional Approaches
Informal Learning Practices
Modeling Instructional Approaches
Modeling Instructional Approaches Continued
Social-Emotional Learning
Suggested Objectives and Student Assessments
Final Project Overview
Course Wrap-Up
Readings
Join Your Study Group
Practice Exercise
Making the Band
Our Common Language
Instructors
Berklee College of Music, Boston Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
1: How many study hours are required for the Teaching Popular Music in the Classroom course?
The Teaching Popular Music in the Classroom Online Course will require approximately 7 hours to complete.
2: Which institution is offering the Teaching Popular Music in the Classroom Certification Course?
The course is administered by the faculty of the Berklee College of Music.
3: Does the Teaching Popular Music in the Classroom Live Course provide credits?
No, learners do not get university credits from the course.
4: How can I apply for financial aid?
You can click on the Financial Aid option and fill in the application on the official website.
5: Is the certificate I receive shareable?
Yes, the course certificate provided to students is shareable.