Music Smart!: Ready-To-Use Listening Tapes & Activities for Teaching Music Appreciation .Here is a completre instructional program to introduce K-8 students to 21 great works of music - including background on each composition and composerteaching strategies for presentationstudent activ
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| Title | : | Music Smart!: Ready-To-Use Listening Tapes & Activities for Teaching Music Appreciation |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.52 (415 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0136077145 |
| Format Type | : | Audio Cassette |
| Number of Pages | : | 0 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 1988-12-01 |
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Here is a completre instructional program to introduce K-8 students to 21 great works of music - including background on each composition and composerteaching strategies for presentationstudent activities, games and worksheetsa listening cassette tape and a performance score students can play or sing along with the tape.
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What is new in this book is a similar emphasis on controlled laboratory research on non-human primate "nature." His conclusion is that primates, as expected from elementary evolutionary biology, exhibit in rudimentary form, the same mixture of selfish and prosocial behaviors as found in humans.
One of the neuroscientific developments that I learned for the first time from this book is the relationship between Von Economo neurons (VEN cells) and what de Waal calls the "co-emergence hypothesis." This hypothesis holds that self-awareness (e.g., recognizing oneself in a mirror) and empathy (recognizing feelings in others) co-emerged in several mammal species, including humans, some apes, dolphins, whales, and elephants. The most interesting parts probably is the time from his last college years in the mid 50s to the early years with the Packers up to the early 60s when he struggled the most. (Is that why ants attack bumblebees? "You stole my cow, stranger").
Those who
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