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                          | Music, 
                            Dance & Drama |   
                          |  |  The practical application of the 
                        Montessori method is based on human tendencies - to explore 
                        and share with a team yet retain independence and decision 
                        making abilities, to create order and develop self-control 
                        and to assimilate abstract ideas from experience and use 
                        the creative imagination to perfect one's efforts.
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                    |  Children delight in music, dance and movement 
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                      combination of musical rhythms, exhilarating movements and 
                      dance steps bring great joy to their heart and soul. However, 
                      music, dance and movement is not seen as merely satisfying 
                      the children's artistic expression, it is an important aspect 
                      towards understanding the life style, civilisation, culture 
                      and custom of the different societies in our world, past 
                      and present 
 thus the programme opens the children's 
                      horizon in many aspects by giving them opportunities to 
                      expand their explorations into these areas. 
 
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                    |  The basic elements of music are introduced through physical 
                      awareness and creative movement 
 the children embark 
                      on personal journeys up the pathway of self-understanding 
                      and musical growth. In the course of their expedition, they 
                      hone and refine their listening skills, broaden their study 
                      of rhythms and tones and reinforce their sentiments on music 
                      appreciation and artistic impressions. 
 
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                    |  The Children soon come to a realization that dance is a 
                      joyous and gratifying channel for self-expression. 
 
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                    |  Whereas the drama programme schools the children in teamwork 
                      whilst integrating at the same time skills in reading, writing, 
                      memorizing and public speaking. 
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