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Initial situation - Which knowledge or interests present in the student(s) does this lesson connect to?
In this lesson Enzo wanted to sing again the piece that I gave him to study and so we
did it applying everything that he learned until now.
Purpose(s) of the lesson What skills did the student learn/strengthen at the end of this lesson?
- We worked more on the text and the “o” vowel an at the end of the lesson was better.
In what musical way does the student show these skills at the end of the lesson and at
what level?
At the end of the lesson Enzo was singing in a more “compacted” way in terms of
vowels. They were less opened, they were all more connected and the “o” vowel on the
higher note (E) it was more connected to the body.
Through which steps/sub-goals does the student achieve this result?
By doing some exercises in the “o” vowel where we do a glissando from the lower to
the higher note (exercise in 3rds) and also by bending the knees while going to the
higher note.
(If you are assisting or observing: ask the teacher)
Lesson planning
Start of the lesson How is it ensured that the student feels welcome and safe?
The lessons are a very opened space for the student to make mistakes and to question
all that he needs to ask without feeling that he is going to say something wrong, so
2 minutes with this I know and I feel that it becomes a safe space to work on.
Is there a warm up? Is the homework checked?
There was homework to be checked yes and we always do a warm up before starting
to sing a piece.
Does the student have a learning wish for today? If so: does that t in with the lesson
goal?
His only wish was to sing the piece and we did it using an accompaniment.
How is it ensured that the student's knowledge required for this lesson becomes
active?
I would say due to the repetition of the exercises it will then become more and more
automatic. So normally the end of the lesson is where I can see that the student is
applying the knowledge of the all lessons.
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Introduction of the How is it ensured that the student understands the purpose of the lesson?
plan for the lesson
We always talk in the beginning of the lesson what I plan on doing so that everything
3 minutes (in total) gets clear for the student and also if there are any doubts about anything from the past
lesson or about what I plan on doing then I try to explain it in a di erent way.
Are the skills demonstrated?
Yes.
How is it ensured that the student understands why the subject matter is important?
I try to be as clear as possible by trying to explain what I mean in di erent ways in the
student doesn’t understand.
Conclusion How is it checked whether the student has actually understood everything?
5 minutes When we do the exercises one time after the other and he does it bad one time and
good the other time and I ask him what changed, what he did di erent and he gives me
the right answer.
How is it checked whether the student knows how to develop himself further at home,
so what should be paid attention to during practice?
By understanding what we are focusing on this speci c lesson and by understanding
that it is a process that takes a lot of time to make it better. So every lesson we try to
focus on the same points so that we can develop them better.
Observation rapport of the lesson - you always ll this in afterwards, also with your own lesson
Short situation sketch What was the atmosphere like during class? How was the room? Were there su cient
instruments/facilities? How did it feel socially? Were there any personal circumstances
on the part of the teacher or student that might have a ected the quality of the lesson?
Everything was very good.
Skills learned What did you learn from this lesson? What has the student learned? Name cognitive,
a ective and/or motor skills if relevant.
I learned that when we use expression and we give an intention to a phrase it comes in
a much easier way.
Enzo learned that singing the poem with the real meaning of the words helps him to
just not be so stuck on his mind.
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Didactic methods used What teaching methods/learning activities have been used?
Today we spoke the text while giving it the real meaning of each word and after we
sang it so that he could understand the di erence between singing without giving a
meaning and singing with giving a meaning.
Method(s) and Which teaching material and teaching materials were ultimately used and in what
repertoire used order? Was there a xed teaching method or was the lesson given more intuitively?
We warmed up the body.
We started by doing a warm up in thirds in the vowel “o” and “a”.
We spoke the text and after we sang.
Name at least three What did you nd the strengths of the lesson in terms of
strong points of the - Methodology (organisation of the curriculum)
lesson - Didactics (teaching methods/learning activities)
- Pedagogical climate (safe learning environment, social contact, facilities)
The organisation of the lesson felt very organic.
The activities that Enzo performed were helpful at the end of the lesson.
The environment of the lesson was very healthy as it always is.
Name at least two At what points of the above areas do you think the lesson could be improved?
suggestions for
improvement I felt that this lesson was very well performed from both sides, but I do think that I can
always get better in terms of how I can express what I want him to do.
Other comments What else do you want to say about the lesson?
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