Fostering Literacy Skills Through Authentic Integration in K-8 Music Classrooms

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The natural rhythm and inflection of language offer multiple and authentic ways for music teachers to connect their curriculum with learning in English Language Arts (ELA). While still addressing the National Core Arts Standards, music teachers can connect with ELA skills such as reading, writing, and speaking-listening. In this article, we explore these interdisciplinary intersections and suggest ways in which music teachers can meaningfully and effectively design instruction for authentic integration throughout the K-8 grades. Our focus is to promote integrated music education as a form of professional learning for music teachers. By designing multimodal activities that focus on standards-based learning outcomes, they can also support student success across the curriculum.

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Johnson, D. C., Harney, K., Languell-Pudelka, A. B., & Kanzler, C. (2024). Fostering Literacy Skills Through Authentic Integration in K-8 Music Classrooms. Journal of General Music Education, 38(1), 28–33. https://doi.org/10.1177/27527646241265674

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