Issues in Music Teaching
- Editor: Philpott, Chris
- Editor: Plummeridge, Charles
Issues in Music Teaching
- Editor: Philpott, Chris
- Editor: Plummeridge, Charles
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Issues in Music Teaching stimulates critical reflection on a range of topics related to the teaching and learning of music in both the primary and secondary school, including:
- the place of music in the curriculum
- the nature of music and music education
- ICT and music education
- music education and individual needs
- continuity and progression in music education
The book prompts the reader to be analytical and critical of theory and practice, and to become an autonomous professional and curriculum developer.
Contents
- Part One: The Principles of Music and Music Education
- 1. The Growth of Music Education
- 2. The Justification for Music Education
- 3. The Nature of Music and Music Education
- 4. Music in Society and in Education Part Two: The Curriculum: content, design, implementation and development
- 1. Musical Learning and Development
- 2. Teaching for Learning Music in the Classroom 1
- 3. Teaching for Learning Music in the Classroom
- 4. Continuity and Progression
- 5. Pupil Assessment
- 6. Music and Combined Arts
- 7. Music Education in and for a Pluralist Society
- 8. Resources and Activities
- 9. ICT and the Music Teacher? 10 Equality of Opportunity in Music Education 11 Music Education and Special Needs Part Three: Professional Issues
- 1. Teachers and Teacher Education
- 2. Some Comparative Perspectives
- 3. Research and Development in Music Education
