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Goals and Objectives
Goals and Objectives
 Creativity /Performing Arts            2009-2010
        
Goals:
l Students will develop their ability to use higher level listening skills.
l Students will have the opportunity to develop and maximize their cognitive and creative abilities to the fullest, within the framework of each task.
l Students will develop their ability in musical thinking and their capacities for fluency, flexibility, originality, and elaboration.
l Students will develop an understanding of self and others, develop self-confidence, and recognize  the musical works of others.
l Students are challenged at an appropriate level, with students spending minimal time relearning or reviewing already mastered skills, knowledge, and matching individual student needs to program options.


Objectives:
The students will develop critical thinking skills in order to solve music relationships logically.
The students will develop research skills and use information gathered in implementing a group music project.
The students will demonstrate the ability to use creative problem solving strategies in composition, or performance.
The students will recognize how change in and around their world affects musical relationships.

                     Philosophy of G/T  Program
        We recognize that students who possess exceptional gifts and talents should be challenged in school. G/T students are given the direction, time, encouragement, and resources to maximize their potential, whether it be in the area of intellect, specific academics, creativity, art, music, drama, or leadership. Administrators, teachers, counselors and facilitators will work with parents, students, and the community to identify gifted and talented students from all backgrounds. We will offer these students the differentiated instruction and opportunities they need in order to become confident and productive adults. Facilitators and teachers will work together to ensure that the educational needs of G/T students are met in the regular classroom and in specialized learning settings.