Choir · Week 9 · Ensemble Sound and Listening

Section Leaders

Students practice leading a short sectional and giving feedback that motivates without embarrassing anyone.

Relationship skillsGrades 9 to 12About 20 minutesProficient
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Students will
Students develop strategies for leading a short sectional by planning a two minute rehearsal on a four measure phrase and giving feedback that motivates without embarrassing anyone.
SEL skill
Lead a group with clear directions and give feedback that keeps trust
What it looks like
Students practice relationship skills by influencing a group through clear directions and kind, specific feedback.
Content focus
Leading a sectional with respect
Format
Group roles share

Relationship skills

Relationship skills mean communicating clearly, listening, and working with others in ways that build trust. More relationship skills activities

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