How to Use Classroom 200
Posted 1 year 3 months ago by ABRSM
Bring music to life in your classroom
Classroom 200 is a free online tool featuring 200 pieces from different genres, together with lesson plans, resources, and activities for your class.
On this three-week course designed by ABRSM, you’ll learn how to use Classroom 200 and how it could benefit your music teaching.
Gain a comprehensive introduction to Classroom 200
In Week 1 of the course, you’ll cover the basics of using Classroom 200.
You’ll learn to navigate the resource, utilise its features, use its lesson plans, and incorporate its activities into your teaching.
Explore the importance of developing core music skills in the classroom
Classroom 200 is designed to foster children’s core music skills: listening, performing, improvising, composing, and singing.
You’ll understand the importance of building these skills at an early age, and how Classroom 200 could help you do so.
Join a global network of music teachers using Classroom 200
On this online course, you’ll connect with a global network of classroom music teachers.
You’ll have the opportunity to share teaching practices and reflect critically on how to improve music provision in primary and secondary education.
This course is designed for teachers working in primary and secondary education globally, who are interested in learning more about ABRSM’s online resource Classroom 200 and its benefits for music teaching.
This course is designed for teachers working in primary and secondary education globally, who are interested in learning more about ABRSM’s online resource Classroom 200 and its benefits for music teaching.
- Modify your learning resources to incorporate Classroom 200
- Investigate and reflect on the importance of the core skills; listening, performing, improvising and composing and singing.
- Evaluate your own schools' music provision and be able to incorporate Classroom 200
- Explore the importance of how to take care of your voice in school
- Collaborate as part of a global network of music teachers