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2013-531 Arts - Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School for Fall 2013- Art Grant Agreement $1,500
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The kids have learned to play at least 15 songs.They have learned how to listen to chords <br /> and chord changes and to improvise with the chords they know. I highly encouraged them to <br /> just play with the sounds guitars can make and find sounds they like and can use. Sometimes, <br /> we made up new words to known songs just for fun.A favorite activity in guitar class was to <br /> play a game like Red Light, Green Light. When I said green light,everybody got to jam like <br /> a rock star,when I said red light they had to stop immediately.My goal was to get them to <br /> improvise in a fun,unselfconscious way. <br /> The children absolutely want to learn more about guitar.Playing guitar and being a <br /> musician has become an important part of who they are.There are three students who are <br /> being redistricted and they have already found out about music at their new school. They <br /> have discovered that everyone learns guitar in fifth grade. They don't want to wait that long <br /> so they invited me to move to their new school with them! The kids are helping each other <br /> and their friends at home to learn more chords and strumming patterns. <br /> Please summarize the results of this project Please refer to your application to report back on <br /> the evaluation piece as you described it in=lying for the grant(attach panes as needed): <br /> This was a highly successful project and I plan to teach another guitar group next year. <br /> The students in my group included three refugee children and two African American <br /> children.Three of the five students are special education students. <br /> The children developed a strong and clear sense of community through this group.They <br /> love identifying as musicians. I believe that all of them developed a strong sense of <br /> belonging at school. One child in particular learned,through guitar and music,that school <br /> can be a place to succeed and to be happy and purposeful. <br /> All of the students in this group are also children who have needed extra support to learn <br /> to read.Reading lyrics proved to be a fun and painless way to practice literacy. Music is <br /> inherently mathematical.The children learned to count beats,measures and rests.They <br /> learned to understand how the fingerboard is structured like a graph.They learned about <br /> chord structure. <br />
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