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  • GCSE OCR Listening Homeworks: AoS 4: Film Music

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GCSE OCR Unfamiliar Listening Homeworks

10 ready-to-use homeworks specially designed to boost unfamiliar listening skills for Section A of the OCR GCSE Appraising Music exam.

The questions are concise and well structured for OCR exam methodology

R Brown, Teacher & Peer Reviewer (AoS 5)
One pack per area of study!
  • Links to recordings on Spotify so that students can access these at home
  • Questions written using exam command words and in exam style to build confidence
  • Self-contained homeworks including score extracts

    • Easy to set [these] for homework

    N Squires, Teacher & Peer Reviewer
  • Clear tasks which students can complete independently at home
  • Key GCSE vocabulary emphasised throughout for continual reinforcement
  • Full answers for easy marking

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What do teachers say about this resource? (10335)

Includes challenging questions for a range of abilities... There are a variety of questions styles which are true to the OCR listening exam eg, ticking statements, multiple choice, longer sentence answers, true or false and comparison questions. There is a range of melodic and rhythmic dictation questions. The extended writing question and score reading questions are in the exam board style... The resource interprets with OCR specification really well. The extended writing questions are nicely worded e.g. requiring the students to explain how the extract musically portray and depict a mood or season or comical character... The marking scheme is also clear and detailed.

S Orme, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

Very good. Appropriate and wide-ranging extracts that cover the whole area of study. Exam-style questions are in keeping with the style of the exam. Appropriate level for the melodic dictation questions. Good long-answer style questions with detailed mark schemes... Variety of extracts used that cover the whole area of study... It is really difficult to find good melody dictation questions so having more is great. The extracts can also be used as wider listening and for comparison.

N Squires, Subject Manager for Music & Peer Reviewer

Well written...

Linked well to specification... mirrors the final paper well.

C Casey, Director of Performing Arts & Peer Reviewer

What do teachers say about this resource? (9731)

Very good. It is comprehensive and includes a range of questions dealing with all the musical elements... It will be helpful for exam technique practice... I liked the questions and choice of music... The questions are realistic to the questions on the exam paper. As a homework assignment it gives students a great exam practice opportunity, improves independent learning and the real exam will not be so daunting. It also opens the students up to listening to a range of pieces within that style... Excellent.

S Burgoyne, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

The questions are concise and well structured for OCR exam methodology... The level of questioning at GCSE standard is well judged - just the right level of difficulty with a nice mixture of easier and more challenging questions... Comprehensive!

R Brown, Teacher & Peer Reviewer (AoS 4)

Very good... Good range of question types... Question types are typical of ones found in the OCR listening papers which is good... Comprehensive mark schemes... Easy to set these for homework.

N Squires, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

What do teachers say about this resource? (9726)

The analysis of the popular music is clear through concise questioning... The questions are concise and well structured for OCR exam methodology... The level of questioning at GCSE standard is well judged - just the right level of difficulty.

R Brown, Teacher & Peer Reviewer (AoS 5)

Great resource, covering all of the types of question that could come up in the listening exam... Format of the questions was good, variety of extracts, appropriate level of questions... Uses question types found in the listening exam. Uses artists that would be used in the different specified styles.

N Squires, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

What do teachers say about this resource? (10163)

Very good. Good variety of questions... Suitable for the rhythms of the world area of study and all the styles incorporated into this. Appropriate vocabulary used. Questions could be used both as homework and within lessons... The extracts are all good examples of the styles. Vocabulary is taken from the specification content and the questions are very typical of those used in previous listening papers.

N Squires, HoD & Peer Reviewer

Keywords

  • Listening and Appraising
  • GCSE Music
  • GCSE 9-1 OCR Music (J536)
  • GCSE Music Listening Homeworks
  • GCSE
  • The Concerto Through Time
  • GCSE Music Unfamiliar Listening Homeworks
  • GCSE Homeworks
  • Rhythms of the World
  • Film Music
  • Conventions of Pop

Great

N Squires, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

Excellent

S Burgoyne, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

As a homework assignment it gives students a great exam practice opportunity, improves independent learning and the real exam will not be so daunting

S Burgoyne, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

Great resource, covering all of the types of question that could come up in the listening exam......

...Uses question types found in the listening exam.......

...Uses artists that would be used in the different specified styles

N Squires, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

Comprehensive mark schemes

N Squires, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

Good long-answer style questions with detailed mark schemes

N Squires, Subject Manager for Music & Peer Reviewer

The level of questioning at GCSE standard is well judged - just the right level of difficulty

R Brown, Teacher & Peer Reviewer (AoS 5)

Includes challenging questions for a range of abilities

S Orme, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

It is really difficult to find good melody dictation questions so having more is great

N Squires, Subject Manager for Music & Peer Reviewer

The marking scheme is also clear and detailed

S Orme, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

The questions are realistic

S Burgoyne, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

Appropriate and wide-ranging extracts that cover the whole area of study

N Squires, Subject Manager for Music & Peer Reviewer

It also opens the students up to listening to a range of pieces within that style

S Burgoyne, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

Exam-style questions are in keeping with the style of the exam

N Squires, Subject Manager for Music & Peer Reviewer

Linked well to specification... mirrors the final paper well.

C Casey, Director of Performing Arts & Peer Reviewer

I liked the questions and choice of music

S Burgoyne, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

Interprets with OCR specification really well

S Orme, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

The analysis is clear through concise questioning

R Brown, Teacher & Peer Reviewer (AoS 5)

Appropriate vocabulary used

N Squires, HoD & Peer Reviewer

Questions could be used both as homework and within lessons

N Squires, HoD & Peer Reviewer

Good variety of questions

N Squires, HoD & Peer Reviewer

The extended writing questions are nicely worded

S Orme, Teacher & Peer Reviewer

A nice mixture of easier and more challenging questions

R Brown, Teacher & Peer Reviewer (AoS 4)

The extracts are all good examples of the styles

N Squires, HoD & Peer Reviewer

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