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By MELISSA GREEN
Staff Writer
1 Among the piano tuning and singing lessoi
McMaster College, the jubilant sounds of childrei
, | Janet Swigler, a teaching associate at the
\ . * S \ ^fL School of Music, is using her bachelor's degr
I | ' | 1 | I ? % teach musical activities to three,- four and five
> W 1 ^ X y ' " "I want the children to enjoy, like and feel con
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thing they can make themselves," Swigler said.
The purpose of the class is to develop the child
B* *. '|g|yB| gross motor skills and coordination along with pi
9HF *?&$. making, listening skills and rhythm, according to
!fl| Ww gler. Swigler's students also participate in acti
such as marching, singing and storytelling.
Karen Marble, a West Columbia resident and
alumni, enrolled her daughter Allison in the pres'
f ' % music class.
jf ' "Allison loves the class. The best thing is that
becoming more vocal, and she's not as shy," W
said. "When kids are young, it's good to expose
to many things so later on they have a broader b;
Eric Glenn/The Gamecock things to pull from."
,tpr Pnllpnp "Mrs. Swigler is really great with kids. She'
3 tient and willing to work with them. That's h?
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find," Marble said.
Swigler said the response from parents has been
ns at very positive and that they continue to sign their
n can children up because they like the classes so much.
Many parents do not feel confident enough to teach
USC their children music, Swigler said.
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year floor in a circle and marching around the room beating
a drum. Swigler also uses stories as a way to get
nfort- the children to move their hands and use expressions.
y can Storytelling is one of Swigler's favorite activities beome
cause it allows her to combine stories with song.
"I try to teach them songs they can take home. I
[rcn's want t0 show them they can enjoy music in a lot of
tch? ways," she said.
Swi- fhe only discouraging part, Swigler said, is realizvities
jng what the children's limitations are. "They are still
really home-focused so I have to remember that the
USC everyday details of life should be celebrated and
chool marveled at," she said.
She said the most rewarding part of her job is the
she s children's smiles, singing and desire to come back.
Garble ?jf yOU ic^ something with your body, it lasts lonthem
ger>? sjie "They (the children) are just learning to
isc of move their bodies."
s pa- Swigler's classes will continue until Dec. 12 in
ird to room 223 of McMaster College.
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