classroom teacher music education
Identities of music teachers: implications for teacher education
... secondary classroom music may find their professional identity and their feelings regarding teaching to be ‘situated’ within their discipline ...area, music teachers had three separate views ...
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Popular music meta-pedagogy in music Teacher education
... higher education-based teacher-training programmes in the United Kingdom, a period of learning away from schools is followed by a practicum, a teaching practice experience in the ...beginning music ...
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Effectiveness of preservice music teacher education programs: perceptions of early-career music teachers
... category music knowledge and skills. It is assumed that music teachers will have a certain level of music knowledge and skills in order to be able to teach music ...between music ...
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Research directions: gender, technology and engagement in music
... the classroom was largely influenced by their pre-existing skills and experience in music ...in music technology. Rather, pre-service teacher education should enable teachers to develop ...
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The biography of music teachers, their understanding of musicality and the implications for secondary music education
... that music teacher biography (background, education, environment) has on their practice as a teacher in the secondary music classroom in ...the classroom and the ...
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Inclusion and Policy Enactment in Teacher Education: A Focus on Pre-service Teacher Preparation for the Inclusive Classroom
... pre-service teacher preparation programs concerning inclusive education was evident in multiple studies (Ainscow, 2007; Rosenberg & Walther-Thomas, 2014; Specht et ...in teacher education. ...
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Pre-Service- Education and Practice-Teaching Performances among the Fourth Year Bachelor of Elementary Education Students of Mindanao State University- Maigo School of Arts and Trades
... pre-service education to prospective ...Pre-service-Teacher Education (PTE) in terms of personal preparation, professional preparation and classroom management and Practice-Teaching ...
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COGNITIVE STRUCTURES OF MUSIC TEACHER CANDIDATES ABOUT “VOICE TRAINING”
... of music teacher candidates about voice ...123 music teacher candidates studying at Necmettin Erbakan University, ...to music teacher candidates through a free word association ...
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Vol 18, No 13 (2019)
... Finnish Education Research Association (FERA) 2019 preconference Enhancing digi-pedagogical skills of higher education staff and change of learning environments, which took place in the fall of 2019 at the ...
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A Comparison Of Chinese And American College Students Perceptions Of Professors Behaviors
... Professors who humiliate students, swear, are very authoritative, embarrass, or “hit on” students are violating the social contract between teacher and learner in China. Chinese students have been brought up to ...
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How Query by humming, a Music Information Retrieval System, is Being Used in the Music Education Classroom
... the music, for example the pitch or melody, to be analyzed or ...the music education ...of Music Information Retrieval is known as query by ...
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Special Education Teachers’ Self-efficacy Beliefs Toward Science Course
... an education regardless of whether they are healthy or ...Special education is essential to improve the situation of children with special needs (Ashman & Conway, ...Special education is the ...
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A DRAMA IN TEACHER EDUCATION: PLAN, ACTION AND TRANSFORM
... Today, the role of performing arts is gaining importance gradually in education applied in different educational contexts. It is recognized widely that use of music, dance, drama and movies create interest ...
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New Teacher Perceptions of Inclusive Practices: An Examination of Contemporary Teacher Education Programs
... the teacher education coursework pertaining to inclusive education as it was the most prominently delivered to new teachers as a composite of other supporting pedagogies, including: design thinking, ...
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INCORPORATION OF SMART CLASSROOM PRACTICES IN INDIAN TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAMME: AVANT GARDISM HARNESSING THE POTENTIAL OF ICT IN LEARNING AND PEDAGOGY
... on Education through Information and Communication Technology ...in teacher education curriculum but only a few institutions help teacher-trainees reap the full benefits of ICT in real ...
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Higher Education Teacher Training: An Exploration of Civic Engagement Beyond the Classroom
... connections. Teacher training programs in higher education use hand-on field experiences to train their pre-service teachers in the proper implementation of methodology, pedagogy, and classroom ...
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Classroom management practice by Excellent Islamic Education Teacher at Secondary School
... This research employed qualitative paradigm in the form of case study. Mohd Majid (2005) and Creswell (2012) state that the main advantage of using a case study is that it can probe further on the information about a ...
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A framework for classroom observations in English as a Foreign Language (EFL) teacher education
... that teacher education is no longer a process of translating theory into practice but “a dialogic process of co-constructing knowledge that is situated in and emerges out of participation in particular ...
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The Relationships among Sources of Teacher Pedagogical Beliefs, Teaching Experiences, and Student Outcomes
... good teacher or what they expect from so called good ...a teacher educator revolutionary insight, which is the practice of education in ...classrooms. Teacher education programs as ...
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Teacher language in the classroom
... This study is an exploratory investigation into certain aspects of classroom verbal interaction by means of an analysis, description and comparison of teacher language and certain pupil [r] ...
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