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How to have a good first-year music class
The key to a good first-year music class is to stimulate students' interest in music and cultivate their basic musical ability.

1, creating a positive learning atmosphere

Through song appreciation, music games and other activities, students can feel the beauty of music in a relaxed and happy atmosphere. Give students space to express themselves, encourage them to express themselves through singing and dancing, and enhance their self-confidence.

2. Diversified teaching methods

By telling stories with rich plots and educational significance, combined with corresponding music, students' sensibility and imagination are cultivated. With multimedia resources such as music video and audio, students can feel the expression of music more intuitively through audio-visual means.

3. Experience activities

Let students experience simple musical instruments, such as percussion instruments and hand bells, and cultivate their sense of rhythm and cooperation. Encourage students to make simple creations in music class, such as writing lyrics and creating simple melodies to stimulate students' creativity and imagination.

Interdisciplinary Integration and Comprehensive Development of Music Education

1, Interdisciplinary Integration of Music and Language Arts

Music and language art have something in common in the process of expressing emotions and creating beauty. Promote students to learn through music, improve their language expression ability and cultivate their literary literacy. The combination of music, poetry and stories can help students understand the emotion and artistic conception of literary works and cultivate their ability to appreciate and understand words.

2. Interdisciplinary integration of music and mathematics.

Learning the arrangement and length of notes can cultivate students' sense of numbers and logical thinking and improve their mathematical abstract thinking ability. Musical theories such as chords and scales in music are also related to concepts such as proportion and comparison in mathematics. Through music learning, students can deeply understand abstract concepts in mathematics.

3. Interdisciplinary integration of music and social emotional ability.

Through cooperative performances, chorus and other collective music activities, students can not only cultivate teamwork spirit, but also improve their communication and cooperation ability. Music learning can also provide students with opportunities to show themselves, discover their own identity and value, and cultivate their self-confidence and social emotional ability.