Teach IGCSE Music

Introduction
2 Lessons
- Welcome!
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- Course modules overview
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Module 1 - Overview
5 Lessons
- Syllabus overview
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- Components and how they weigh
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- Who can take IGCSE Music
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- Module 1 task
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- Group discussion
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Module 2 - Structuring your course
1 Lesson
- Two year overview
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Module 3 - Getting Organised
11 Lessons
- Helpful resources
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- Google Calendar for Teachers
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- Using Google Drive to organise your course
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- Google Classroom
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- Setting up your classroom
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- Structuring your Scheme of Work with Trello
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- Structuring each term
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- The first few lessons
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- Tracking
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- Tracking template
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- Task
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Module 4 - The Listening Paper
9 Lessons
- How the listening paper works
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- How to answer the questions (updated)
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- Section A
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- B1 and B2
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- Question B3 - Prescribed World Music
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- Section C
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- Section D
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- Revising for the Listening Paper
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- How to answer the questions correctly
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Module 5 - Component 2 (Performing)
5 Lessons
- Component 2 Overview
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- Understanding the mark scheme
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- How to record students
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- Equipment list
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- What songs to choose
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Module 6 - Component 3 (Composition)
7 Lessons
- Component 3 (Composition) Overview
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- Software to use and recording tips
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- Letting the mark scheme work for you
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- Composition starting points
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- Useful documents
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- Scaffolding compositions
  Preview
- Composition examples
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Module 7 - Submitting coursework
4 Lessons
- Submitting coursework
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- Filling in the documents
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- Marking composition coursework
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- Referring to the syllabus when marking and moderating
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Module 8 - Revision
3 Lessons
- Revision timeline
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- Revision wheels
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- Revision games
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Module 9 - Teaching outstanding Music lessons
5 Lessons
- Teaching outstanding lessons
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- Feedback from students
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- Documentaries
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- Chunking
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- 10 ways to motivate your students.
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Bonus material
15 Lessons
- Year 10 Term 1.2 Scheme of Work and materials
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- Expressionism material
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- Example of handout for Set Work - edit to fit your set work
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- Baroque lessons
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- Classical era lessons
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- Example overview of Term 2
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- Keyword match revision activity - cut the cards out. Play a mix and match game or a pairs memory game
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- Genres summary sheet
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- Twentieth Century lessons
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- Eras and genres summary
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- Musicals
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- Music history timeline activity
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- Water music homework task
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- Who wants to be a millionaire - revision game
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- Tchaikovsky listening exercise
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Please complete the survey
1 Lesson
- Notes on course completion
  Start

Teach IGCSE Music

8 week online course

Course Curriculum

Introduction

Module 1 - Overview

Module 2 - Structuring your course

Module 3 - Getting Organised

Module 4 - The Listening Paper

Module 5 - Component 2 (Performing)

Module 6 - Component 3 (Composition)

Module 7 - Submitting coursework

Module 8 - Revision

Module 9 - Teaching outstanding Music lessons

Bonus material

Please complete the survey

Erika Cramp

Clare Thomson

Caitlin Kennedy

“Your course is absolutely fantastic and is exactly what I was looking for. It has given me lots of new ideas on how to deliver the content.”

“I am so excited about this course as this is my first time to teach IGCSE Music. After I attended this course, I feel confident and inspired to teach IGCSE Music. There’s also a lot of useful resources for me to refer and prepare the lesson properly. Thanks again, Erika! ”

Course Pricing

Teach IGCSE Music