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Mr. Rovnyak's Classroom

  • Sterling Elementary School
  • Pineville, NC
  • More than three‑quarters of students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.

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With four strings, ukuleles can be used to help in teaching chords, but is not as intimidating as a guitar with six strings. With my students being younger their hands are not fully grown holding a guitar and being able to reach the correct strings would be difficult. A keyboard is nice to teach chords, but being so large it is hard to fit 20 in a classroom, and is impossible for the students to take home and practice. Ukuleles are an instrument that most students are eager to learn and get excited when I use my ukulele to play along while we sing our songs.

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With four strings, ukuleles can be used to help in teaching chords, but is not as intimidating as a guitar with six strings. With my students being younger their hands are not fully grown holding a guitar and being able to reach the correct strings would be difficult. A keyboard is nice to teach chords, but being so large it is hard to fit 20 in a classroom, and is impossible for the students to take home and practice. Ukuleles are an instrument that most students are eager to learn and get excited when I use my ukulele to play along while we sing our songs.

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