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Musical Experiences for the Educable Mentally Retarded (open access)

Musical Experiences for the Educable Mentally Retarded

The purpose of the study was to indicate procedures leading to meaningful learning experiences through music for the educable mentally retarded child. Four areas of a music curriculum were considered: performing, composition, listening and dancing. Based upon known characteristics of the educable mentally retarded and professional writings of authorities in the fields of both music education and special education, objectives and specific approaches to musical experiences were determined, Twelve performing, eight composition, ten listening and ten dancing experiences are outlined with objective, previous experience, materials, room arrangement, song material, procedure and related activities included in each.
Date: December 1971
Creator: Latham, Shirley Grubbs
System: The UNT Digital Library