Orff's seven-step music teaching method is: "guidance, listening, thinking, speaking, analysis, performance and education".

The Orff music education system is one of the three most famous and influential music education systems in the world today.

In Orff’s music class, children have the opportunity to enter a rich world of art. Music is no longer just melody and rhythm, but is related to children’s songs, rhythm, dance, drama performances and even paintings. , sculpture and other visual arts.

They may focus on a specific sound source under the guidance of the teacher, listen to, identify, and imagine different sounds from life and nature.

Long-term practice can allow children with special needs to master stable and changing rhythms, as well as some special rhythm patterns, and at the same time improve their hearing, vision, small muscles, large muscles, reaction and other abilities.

Carl Orff (1895-1982) was a German composer and outstanding music educator. Born in Munich, he received a good music education since childhood, and was later inspired by Dalcroze's body rhythm and modern dance. In 1925, he founded a "Gymnastics Music and Dance" school with the dancer Jun Te, focusing on rhythm and days, exploring A close combination of gymnastics, music and dance.

In the 1930s, the book "Music Tutorial" was published, trying to "guide the people towards the original power and original form of music." At the same time, consider using unique teaching experience in children's music education experiments.