Marcellus High School's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
The Agile Development Instructional Framework (ADIF)
A New Strategy for Student-Centered Music Education
The recent implementation of new state and national educational standards challenges music educators to evaluate, analyze, and modify traditional classroom rehearsal techniques. This article introduces the Agile Development Instructional Framew...
Citations
... This unique pedagogical framework presents a rehearsal paradigm that prioritizes integrative teacher/student collaboration, student-directed small group sectionals, and choir members' connections and musical growth. The author in [10] used the agile software development process to aid in the development of a successful musical game design on an Android device with a multitouch screen. During testing, the data were collected based on empirical observations and gaming recordings on tablets to identify difficulties and possible solutions in the design of e-learning musical games. ...
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