德州音乐评估

M. Henry
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虽然音乐是德克萨斯州公立学校从幼儿园到12年级的必修科目和国家规定课程的一部分,但它不是强制性的德克萨斯州学术准备评估的一部分。2004年,德克萨斯州音乐教育协会(TMEA)与德克萨斯州音乐管理人员会议(TMAC)一起,确定了需要一个音乐评估工具,使该州的音乐教育工作者能够确定他们的课程和学生在多大程度上满足了州规定的课程要求。本章追溯了德克萨斯音乐评估(TMA)从一开始的发展,包括全州范围内课程的构建,基于知识和技能的内容的创造,以及为所有内容开发一个合适的基于网络的交付系统,到目前的形式。
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The Texas Music Assessment
Although music is a required subject and a part of the state-mandated curriculum for kindergarten through grade twelve in Texas public schools, it is not a part of the mandatory State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness. In 2004, the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA), in conjunction with the Texas Music Administrators Conference (TMAC), identified the need for a music assessment tool that would allow music educators in the state to determine the extent to which their programs and students are meeting the state-mandated curricular requirements. This chapter traces the development of the Texas Music Assessment (TMA) from its inception, including the construction of a statewide curriculum, the creation of knowledge- and skill-based content, and the development of a suitable Web-based delivery system for all content, to its current form.
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