Private, peripatetic, group and classroom teaching is integral to many a professional musician’s business plan, and two or three days teaching a week can provide the financial security needed to pursue other long-term career goals. In addition, many musicians are attracted to teaching as a vocation in its own right and find personal, artistic and creative satisfaction within it.
This module helps participants develop the skills for setting up a successful teaching practice. You will learn how to: plan and deliver lessons; assess students and give them feedback; evaluate your own teaching in order to improve it. The module is designed to be highly participative and practical, and it includes a requirement on you to undertake some teaching.
Lesson planning
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Psychology of music learning
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Classroom management
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Lesson observation
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Group and one-to-one teaching practice
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Learning styles
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Differentiation
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Assessing students and giving feedback
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This module will be delivered utilising a variety of methods including: tutor-led lectures and practical group work, lesson observations, role play, student-led workshops, micro-teaching and e-learning via the BIMM Dublin VLE and independent study and research.
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| Assessment Breakdown | % |
| Other Assessment(s) | 100 |