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案例:一堂音乐课上,当全体同学随着《青春舞曲》欢快的旋律跟唱时,忽然从教室的角落里发出一句“不和谐的声音”,全班哄堂大笑。原来是班上一个经常爱捣乱的男孩发出的声音。这个男孩平常喜欢拿着手机在走廊里播放音乐并放声大唱,个人行为习惯也不是很好,因此同学们都有些看不起他。当所有人笑他时,他用书捂住自己的脸,面红耳赤地似乎在等待老师的批评。不料.这位老师首先假装生气地批评他吓大家,紧接着表扬了他别具一格的演唱方式,并顺势引导大家用哼唱的方法进行学唱,全班同学被这种新颖的方法吸引了,唱得更起劲了。问题:依据《普通高中音乐课程标准(实验)》,结合教学案例谈谈自己的观点。

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