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Classroom Expectations

Music 101 surveys the major styles, composers, genres and selected works of the European art music education. The course will expand listening skills and knowledge of music terms, concepts, and vocabulary in order to discuss the art of music. Classroom Expectations.

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Resonance, Sound Waves and The Ear

Resonance, Sound Waves and The Ear. http://www.phys.unsw.edu.au/jw/hearing.html. What does the natural frequency depend upon?. The natural frequency depends on many factors, such as the tightness, length, or weight of a string.

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The Ear Review

The Ear Review. Part 1: Parts of the Ear. Cochlea Auricle Hammer. Auditory Canal B. Eardrum C. Anvil. E ardrum B. Cochlea C. Stirrup. Hammer B. Anvil C. Stirrup. Hammer B. Anvil C. Stirrup. Hammer B. Anvil C. Stirrup. Auditory Nerve B. Eustachian Tube

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The Vestibule

The Vestibule. The utricle extends into the _ These sacs: House ___________________________________ called maculae Respond to _______________________________ and changes in the _. The Semicircular Canals. Three canals that lie in the _

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Resonance, Sound Waves and The Ear

Resonance, Sound Waves and The Ear. What does the natural frequency depend upon?. The natural frequency depends on many factors, such as the tightness, length, or weight of a string.

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Chapter 1c

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The Nature of Sensation

The Nature of Sensation. Question to consider: How is light or sound converted into a message to the brain? The Basic Process Sensory Thresholds Subliminal Perception Extrasensory Perception. The Nature of Sensation. Sensations Raw senses, the actual experience What are your 5 senses?

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What's That Sound?

What's That Sound? By: Joy Lee Table of Contents Georgia Performance Standards Science Processes Questions How sound is made Pitch High Low Decibels Kinds of sounds Outside Inside Musical Animal Favorite Georgia Performance Standards

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Water/Ice

Water/Ice. By Elizabeth K Miller. Solid. Solids are tightly knit. The molecules are formed closely together. Liquid. Liquids are less compact. The molecules are more spread out and more rapidly moving. Movement of Sound. Solid. Liquid.

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The Sound of Poetry

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Investigation 3, Part 2

Investigation 3, Part 2. Sounds through Solids. Materials. Student sheet no. 16 Student sheet no. 17 Scissors Small nail Wood dowels Tissue Tape Plastic cups Paper clips String 2m. Telecup for the teacher. Punch hole in bottom of 2 cups. Thread string through plastic cups.

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The Ear

The Ear. Life Science Chris Petriccione. Questions. How do we hear things and understand what is being said? Why are our ears on the side of our head, when rabbits have them on top of their heads? What causes hearing loss?. The Ear. There are three main parts: Outer Ear Middle Ear

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Three Reasons for Travel

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HEARING

HEARING. by: Michelle Hwang, Natasha Kurien, & Cameron Proctor Period 4B. Sensory Receptors . The receptors of the ear are the mechanoreceptors. These receptors respond to physical forces such as gross movements that disturb fluids that are around the balance organs

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Class : Chondrichthyes - Sharks and Rays

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How do we hear?

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Fishes Found in the Rio Grande

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Alexander Graham Bell

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How Sound Vibrations are Produced.

How Sound Vibrations are Produced. Sound is produced by blowing air through a cup or funnel shaped mouthpiece. Brass Mouthpiece.

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