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Objective #1
Students will be able to identify the connections between and differences among local, national, and global communities. The elements of Jazz serve as the foundation for many of the commercial music trends in American music. Popular music in America in turn influenced commercial musical trends globally. The curriculum identifies the elements of Jazz methodology as it relates to these influences. As a global art form, the curriculum also recognizes international trends in Jazz and correlation between jazz styles in America and abroad.
Objective #2
Students will understand the influence of cultural and socioeconomic background in shaping attitudes and opinions (in themselves and others). Throughout its existence, the progression of Jazz as an art form is surrounded by controversy. The advancement of Jazz either reflects or diverges from the attitudes and opinions of critics, non-practioners, higher education, social difficulties, enthusiasts, and students. The curriculum identifies controversial issues in order to provide an overview for students to consider and therefore formulate their own attitudes and opinions.
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1. u need to write both 1 and 2, 3-4 pages long
Objective #1
Students will be able to identify the connections between and
differences among local, national, and global communities. The
elements of Jazz serve as the foundation for many of the
commercial music trends in American music. Popular music in
America in turn influenced commercial musical trends globally.
The curriculum identifies the elements of Jazz methodology as
it relates to these influences. As a global art form, the
curriculum also recognizes international trends in Jazz and
correlation between jazz styles in America and abroad.
Objective #2
Students will understand the influence of cultural and
socioeconomic background in shaping attitudes and opinions (in
themselves and others). Throughout its existence, the
progression of Jazz as an art form is surrounded by controversy.
The advancement of Jazz either reflects or diverges from the
attitudes and opinions of critics, non-practioners, higher
education, social difficulties, enthusiasts, and students. The
curriculum identifies controversial issues in order to provide an
overview for students to consider and therefore formulate their
own attitudes and opinions.
