Pedagogy

Courses

MUPD 330: Introduction to Voice Pedagogy

Credits 2

Students will demonstrate a basic understanding of the physiology and function of the singing voice, as well as the basic principles of the science of sound and resonance. This will be accomplished through in-class lectures, readings, presentations, and other assignments.

MUPD 331: Practicum in Voice Pedagogy

Credits 2

The goal of this course is to help the student acquire a basic methodology for teaching the art of singing. This will be accomplished through a study and observation of teaching methods with an emphasis on practical applications for both performers and teachers.

MUPD 340: Piano Pedagogy I

Credits 2
Introduction to the problems and psychology of teaching the beginning pupil, emphasizing practical application of pedagogical principles. The class meets one hour weekly: 30 minutes with a beginning pupil and 30 minutes in discussions of appropriate beginning material, adaptation of the child to the instrument, and development of technique and musicianship. Class members teach pupils throughout the year and observe private lessons within the CIM Preparatory Division.

MUPD 341: Piano Pedagogy II

Credits 2
Organizing piano literature into levels of difficulty; appropriate use of published materials; in-depth study of psychological/developmental differences in the various age groups; problems pertaining to the adult pupil and the pupil who has had inadequate previous training; teaching of secondary piano at the collegiate level. The class meets one hour weekly. Class members observe instruction within the CIM Conservatory and Preparatory Divisions.

MUPD 345: Suzuki Pedagogy I

Credits 2
Exploration and application of the philosophies and principles of playing and teaching the violin using the Suzuki method. In-depth study and performance of the Suzuki Violin School Volumes 1-5. Supplemental scales, arpeggios, etudes and works from the standard repertoire are also included.

MUPD 345A: Practicum in Suzuki Pedagogy I

Credits 1
Fulfills Suzuki Association of the Americas requirements for registration of Unit 1 through observation of private and group lessons. The course also provides trainees with hands-on experience working with students and parents.

MUPD 346: Suzuki Pedagogy II

Credits 2
Exploration and application of the philosophies and principles of playing and teaching the violin using the Suzuki method. In-depth study and performance of the Suzuki Violin School advanced repertoire.

MUPD 346: Practicum in Suzuki Pedagogy II

Credits 1
Fulfills Suzuki Association of the Americas requirements for registration of Unit 2, 3 and 4 through observation of private and group lessons. The course also provides trainees with hands-on experience working with students and parents.

MUPD 347: Suzuki Pedagogy III

Credits 3
Apprentice teaching; class members teach private lessons under supervision of instructor. Directed observation of children’s private and group lessons within the CIM Preparatory Suzuki String Program.

MUPD 348: Suzuki Pedagogy IV

Credits 3
Apprentice teaching continued; class members teach private lessons under supervision of instructor and assist with teaching of Suzuki group lessons and string orchestras within the CIM Preparatory Division.

MUPD 348B: Practicum in Suzuki Pedagogy

Credits 1
For overlap students who have completed the minor in Suzuki pedagogy during their undergraduate) Fulfills Suzuki Association of the Americas requirements for registration of Unit 1 through observation of private and group lessons. The course also provides trainees with hands-on experience working with students and parents.

MUPD 350: Guitar Pedagogy I

Credits 2
The art and science of teaching the classical guitar. An overview of classical guitar technique from beginning through advanced levels. A survey of various current methods and materials of studio teaching. Different learning styles and practice methods are also discussed.

MUPD 351: Guitar Pedagogy II

Credits 2

The art and science of teaching the classical guitar. An overview of classical guitar technique from beginning through advanced levels. A survey of various current methods and materials of studio teaching. Different learning styles and practice methods are also discussed.

MUPD 430: Introduction to Voice Pedagogy

Credits 2

Students will demonstrate a basic understanding of the physiology and function of the singing voice, as well as the basic principles of the science of sound and resonance. This will be accomplished through in-class lectures, readings, presentations, and other assignments.

MUPD 431: Practicum in Voice Pedagogy

Credits 2

The goal of this course is to help the student acquire a basic methodology for teaching the art of singing. This will be accomplished through a study and observation of teaching methods with an emphasis on practical applications for both performers and teachers.

MUPD 440: Piano Pedagogy I

Credits 2
Introduction to the problems and psychology of teaching the beginning pupil, emphasizing practical application of pedagogical principles. The class meets one hour weekly: 30 minutes with a beginning pupil and 30 minutes in discussions of appropriate beginning material, adaptation of the child to the instrument, and development of technique and musicianship. Class members teach pupils throughout the year and observe private lessons within the CIM Preparatory Division.

MUPD 441: Piano Pedagogy II

Credits 2
Organizing piano literature into levels of difficulty; appropriate use of published materials; in-depth study of psychological/developmental differences in the various age groups; problems pertaining to the adult pupil and the pupil who has had inadequate previous training; teaching of secondary piano at the collegiate level. The class meets one hour weekly. Class members observe instruction within the CIM Conservatory and Preparatory Divisions.

MUPD 445: Suzuki Pedagogy I

Credits 2
Exploration and application of the philosophies and principles of playing and teaching the violin using the Suzuki method. In-depth study and performance of the Suzuki Violin School Volumes 1-5. Supplemental scales, arpeggios, etudes and works from the standard repertoire are also included.

MUPD 445A: Practicum in Suzuki Pedagogy I

Credits 1
Fulfills Suzuki Association of the Americas requirements for registration of Unit 1 through observation of private and group lessons. The course also provides trainees with hands-on experience working with students and parents.

MUPD 445B: Practicum in Suzuki Pedagogy

Credits 1
For overlap students who have completed the minor in Suzuki pedagogy during their undergraduate.) Fulfills Suzuki Association of the Americas requirements for registration of Unit 1 through observation of private and group lessons. The course also provides trainees with hands-on experience working with students and parents.

MUPD 446: Suzuki Pedagogy II

Credits 2
Exploration and application of the philosophies and principles of playing and teaching the violin using the Suzuki method. In-depth study and performance of the Suzuki Violin School advanced repertoire.

MUPD 446A: Practicum in Suzuki Pedagogy II

Credits 1
Fulfills Suzuki Association of the Americas requirements for registration of Unit 2, 3 and 4 through observation of private and group lessons. The course also provides trainees with hands-on experience working with students and parents.

MUPD 447: Suzuki Pedagogy III

Credits 3
Apprentice teaching; class members teach private lessons under supervision of instructor. Directed observation of children’s private and group lessons within the CIM Preparatory Suzuki String Program.

MUPD 448: Suzuki Pedagogy IV

Credits 3
Apprentice teaching continued; class members teach private lessons under supervision of instructor and assist with teaching of Suzuki group lessons and string orchestras within the CIM Preparatory Division.

MUPD 448B: Practicum in Suzuki Pedagogy

Credits 1
For overlap students who have completed the minor in Suzuki pedagogy during their undergraduate) Fulfills Suzuki Association of the Americas requirements for registration of Unit 1 through observation of private and group lessons. The course also provides trainees with hands-on experience working with students and parents.

MUPD 450: Guitar Pedagogy II

Credits 2
The art and science of teaching the classical guitar. An overview of classical guitar technique from beginning through advanced levels. A survey of various current methods and materials of studio teaching. Different learning styles and practice methods are also discussed.

MUPD 451: Guitar Pedagogy II

Credits 2
The art and science of teaching the classical guitar. An overview of classical guitar technique from beginning through advanced levels. A survey of various current methods and materials of studio teaching. Different learning styles and practice methods are also discussed.