'Good boy deserves fudge' presentation slideshows

Quia Level 3 Quarter 1 Week 1

Quia Level 3 Quarter 1 Week 1 . Pitch. Definition : How high or low a note sounds Example: The highest pitch sounds came at the end of the song. Beat. Definition: The steady pulse in music Example: The song played on the radio had a catchy beat . . Beat Vs. Count.

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What is Memory?

What is Memory?. The Processes of encoding, storage & retrieval. What is Memory?. The encoding , storage and later retrieval of a response that was previously acquired. The Learning Process is made up of Two Stages: Acquisition & Retention. Acquisition.

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You are Going to Learn to Play the Recorder!

You are Going to Learn to Play the Recorder!. This is B On the Staff. This is A on the Staff. This is G on the staff. Proper Hold. This is the proper way to hold the recorder. This is too high. This is too low. Cover the Holes Completely.

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THREE PROCESSES OF MEMORY

THREE PROCESSES OF MEMORY. Encoding Storage Retrieval. Encoding. The translating of information into a form that can be stored in your brain. Example: Sound of my voice is converted into a format your brain can store and later retrieve psychologically.

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Languages, Images and Words

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Lesson Four

Lesson Four. Pitch. Pitch refers to the highness or lowness of a sound. We hear sounds around us all the time. Sounds made by the elements of nature, by animals, by machines, and by other human beings. 1. Make a list of high sounds that you hear in your daily life.

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MEMORIZATION TECHNIQUES

MEMORIZATION TECHNIQUES. Why Memorize?. When you know something, it is because you have assimilated a chunk of knowledge If you can retrieve the information stored, you remember it Time and experiences may overlay a memory causing difficulty in retrieval

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Improving your Memory

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The Lines and Spaces of the Staff

The Lines and Spaces of the Staff. Christian Randall September 2, 2008 EDUC 3503. The Treble Clef. The LINES of the Treble Clef are E-G-B-D-F. A good way to remember this is: E very G ood B oy D eserves F udge. E. G. B. D. F. The Treble Clef. F. A. C. E.

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