2018
DOI: 10.14221/ajte.2018v43n4.10
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Music Activities Delivered by Primary School Generalist Teachers in Victoria: Informing Teaching Practice

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“…Likewise, Flash (1993) and Binns (1994) believe that every teacher can teach and should not be inhibited by the absence of this support. Also, it should be noted that a lot of research has been done on this issue (Russell-Bowie, 2009;Garvis, 2013;Bremner, 2013;Hennessy, 2017, King, 2018, but no common agreement was found. Thus, to successfully carry out a musical pedagogical process, a primary school teacher must be specially prepared and ready to educate pupils for a pursuit of a pedagogical goal in a planned, methodical and desirable way (Rinkevičius, 2005).…”
Section: Primary School Teachers' Musical Competencementioning
confidence: 98%
“…Likewise, Flash (1993) and Binns (1994) believe that every teacher can teach and should not be inhibited by the absence of this support. Also, it should be noted that a lot of research has been done on this issue (Russell-Bowie, 2009;Garvis, 2013;Bremner, 2013;Hennessy, 2017, King, 2018, but no common agreement was found. Thus, to successfully carry out a musical pedagogical process, a primary school teacher must be specially prepared and ready to educate pupils for a pursuit of a pedagogical goal in a planned, methodical and desirable way (Rinkevičius, 2005).…”
Section: Primary School Teachers' Musical Competencementioning
confidence: 98%
“…Teachers are not comfortable using music and dan-cing in their language practices because, they do not have evidence of its real impact on students learning process (King, 2018). However, when instructors use sports, games, dancing, and other similar activities they teach in a more entertaining way (Coºar and Orhan, 2019).…”
Section: Total Physical Response In the English Language Instructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Motivation for learning ratifies its contribution as an essential factor in reaching learners' communication on the use of a foreign language, helping learners develop listening, reading, writing, or speaking skills constantly and progressively (King, 2018;Tobar and Álvarez, 2018).…”
Section: Children's Motivation For Learning a Foreign Language Using ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…• Experiencias musicales en la primera infancia (Miksza y Gault, 2014;Vist, 2011;) • Educación Musical en la Educación Infantil y Primaria (King, 2018;Menzer, 2015) • Educación Musical en Educación Secundaria (Hoffer, 1991;Kokotsaki, 2017) • Música y contexto social cercano (Dunn, 2005;Vestad, 2010) • Música y Tiempo libre (Barker, 2006;Mawang, Kigen, Mutweleli, 2019) • Música y profesión (Altun y Eyüpoglu, 2018;Colwell, 2017) • Educación Musical en la educación superior (Herdem, 2019;Sims y Cassidy, 2019) • Formación musical reglada y no reglada (Herrera, Cremades y Lorenzo, 2010;Narita, 2018) García-Gil, D., y Cuervo Calvo, L. (2020). El impacto social, emocional y académico de las experiencias musicales.…”
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