Year 9 song writing unit overview
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The document outlines a unit plan for a songwriting course consisting of three phases over three weeks. Week 1 focuses on orientation and introducing lyric writing and rondo form. Week 2 builds on this with chord progressions, rhythm, and combining lyrics and music. Week 3 includes a formative assessment where students perform and explain their original compositions with a short justification.
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