Exam 12: Music, Movement, and Play

Creative movement refers to a process whereby children:

Research suggests that one's singing voice usually develops within the first:

Strategies for introducing music into early learning play environments do not include:

Music requires children to utilize both their memory and classification skills.

Which philosopher felt that it was the role of adults to sing to children in order for them to develop their musical abilities?

A toddler will be able to respond to music by:

According to Habibi (2016) and Welch (2015), music accelerates brain development in children in the following processing areas:

According to the National Association for Music Education (2017), children learn music skills and appreciation best in spaces that offer:

Kindergarten-age children should be able to produce a vocal range of:

Early learning teachers can use simple, familiar songs to help:

How are music, culture and dramatic play interconnected?

Music is considered inclusive because it:

One of the most challenging roles for early learning teachers is to observe the child's play to ensure that the music and movement experiences are:

Providing musical experiences in the outdoor play environment will enhance children's connection to nature and aesthetics.

If children do not develop competence in movement it will affect their:

Children with developmental delays do not benefit from a combination physical therapy and creative dance movement.

Music is a way in which culture is transferred from one generation to the next.

Carl Orff (1895-1982) developed a school that combined music with:

Relate how music and movement connects to Howard Gardner's eight types of intelligences.

School-age children are able to use complex moves when they dance.