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  1. European Journal of Psychology of Education
  2. European Journal of Psychology of Education : Volume 25
  3. European Journal of Psychology of Education : Volume 25, Issue 1, March 2010
  4. Sharing meanings in the music classroom
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Parental beliefs concerning development and education, family educational practices and children’s intellectual and academic performances
Search for autonomy in motor task learning in physical education university students
Sharing meanings in the music classroom
The conflict between on-task and off-task actions in the classroom and its consequences for motivation and achievement
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Expression of self-concept and adjustment against repeated aggressions: the case of a longitudinal study on school bullying
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Sharing meanings in the music classroom

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Author Viladot, Laia Gómez, Isabel Malagarriga, Teresa
Copyright Year 2009
Abstract This work explores the study of interaction through discourse as a means for analysing and understanding the process of teaching and learning music. Over the course of a didactic sequence, we assess classroom conversations dealing with the analysis of a music score constituted as the reference for the process of creating a joint music composition. The group is made up of a teacher and second-year elementary pupils (aged 9–10 years) at a music school. Eight categories of discourse are identified that help to understand the strategies used to construct shared musical meanings. This knowledge is important for practitioners when reflecting on the teaching-learning process. It is also useful for teacher training.Ce travail explore l'étude de l'interaction à travers le discours comme moyen d'analyser et de comprendre le processus d'enseignement-apprentissage de la musique. Nous avons analysé, au cours d'une séquence didactique, des conversations en classe portant sur l'analyse d'une partition qui constitue la référence pour le processus de création d'une production collective. Le groupe est composé d'un enseignant et d’élèves de 2ème année du niveau élémentaire (âgés de 9–10 ans) d’une école de musique. Huit catégories de discours sont identifiées pour aider à comprendre les stratégies utilisées pour la construction de significations partagées. Cette connaissance est importante pour les praticiens pour pouvoir réfléchir sur les processus d'enseignement apprentissage. Aussi il l'est pour la formation du professorat.
Starting Page 49
Ending Page 65
Page Count 17
File Format PDF
ISSN 02562928
Journal European Journal of Psychology of Education
Volume Number 25
Issue Number 1
e-ISSN 18785174
Language English
Publisher Springer Netherlands
Publisher Date 2010-01-12
Publisher Place Dordrecht
Access Restriction One Nation One Subscription (ONOS)
Subject Keyword Discursive categories Music education Musical knowledge construction Shared meaning Sociocultural perspective Pedagogic Psychology Educational Psychology
Content Type Text
Resource Type Article
Subject Education Developmental and Educational Psychology
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