Music Education - Washington Adventist University

Music Education from Washington Adventist University is a Campus Bachelor Teaching degree that prepares you for a Education career. The CUC Music Department's approach to training music educators is predicated on the conviction that in order to teach music well, one must be an excellent musician. To make effective use of a student's musicianship, the teacher must understand children and how they learn. To serve these objectives best, the program in music education provides through observation, experimentation, investigation, and supervised teaching, insights into the following areas: criteria and new directions in music education; child behavior and learning; the biological, psychological, and social determinants of educability; and general practices in American education. This program is available in the general music/choral track or instrumental/choral music education K-12. Of the 16 hours required in MUPI applied music courses, students in the vocal concentration may take four hours in a second area of specialization. Four hours of voice are required for the instrumental concentration. Participation in a choral organization is required of all music education majors for at least four semesters. The senior recital requirement may not be met during the semester in which the student is engaged in student teaching. The student wishing to enroll in EDUC 450, Student Teaching, must have prior approval from the Education Department. View more details on Washington Adventist University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Teaching courses.