Practical Study (FCP105) - Courses & Units - University of Tasmania, Australia

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Unit name	Practical Study
Unit code	FCP105
Credit points	25
Faculty/School	College of Arts, Law and Education School of Creative Arts and Media
Discipline	Music
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Requisites

Prerequisites

FCP110

Teaching

Teaching Pattern	Minimum of 3 hours contact weekly comprising the following activities: 1hr specialist lesson (group and/or one-to-one tuition), 90 minute performance class and/or group tutorials, 2-3 hour ensemble rehearsal
Assessment	Instrumental/vocal: End of semester assessment: 60%, 15-20 minutes. The material presented will reflect the work undertaken in the one-to-one lesson, eg. Technical work, studies, recital repertoire, student journal et al Weekly activities: 40%, assessment of the student's weekly preparation and participation in all unit activities, classes and rehearsals eg. teacher's mark, concert/repertoire diary, ensemble activities, excerpts performance et al. Composition: Folio of semester work 70%, Seminar task 10%, Written assignment 10%, performance of works 10%
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Teaching Pattern

Minimum of 3 hours contact weekly comprising the following activities: 1hr specialist lesson (group and/or one-to-one tuition), 90 minute performance class and/or group tutorials, 2-3 hour ensemble rehearsal

Assessment

Instrumental/vocal:
End of semester assessment: 60%, 15-20 minutes. The material presented will reflect the work undertaken in the one-to-one lesson, eg. Technical work, studies, recital repertoire, student journal et al

Weekly activities: 40%, assessment of the student's weekly preparation and participation in all unit activities, classes and rehearsals eg. teacher's mark, concert/repertoire diary, ensemble activities, excerpts performance et al.

Composition:
Folio of semester work 70%, Seminar task 10%, Written assignment 10%, performance of works 10%

Timetable

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