Muzikai gabių vaikų ugdymas: Vilniaus chorinio dainavimo mokyklos „Liepaitės“ mokytojų patirtis
Education of Children Gifted in Music: Experience of Teachers of Vilnius Choir Singing School “Liepaitės”
Author(s): Henrika ŠečkuvienėSubject(s): Social Sciences
Published by: Vytauto Didžiojo Universitetas
Keywords: children gifted in music; teachers’ experience; musical expression.
Summary/Abstract: Objective of this survey is to detect experience of teachers working with children gifted in music. 8 teachers from Vilnius choir singing school “Liepaitės” have participated in this survey. Teachers representing different education stages and subjects were selected to identify overall picture of experience in education of children gifted in music. Semi-structured interview was employed to reveal in-depth experience from teacher‘s position, understand his position, feelings, how he works with children gifted in music. Thematic analysis method was employed for data analysis. Three most significant themes were emphasized in interview data analysis: identification of children gifted in music, meeting demands for musical expression of children with different musical abilities and professional self-perception of the music teachers. Analysis of Lithuanian education instruments disclosed that children gifted in music have special needs and adequate education is necessary to meet them. Children gifted in music are educated in music schools. Music education in these schools is increasingly oriented towards meeting demands of the students for musical expression, purposeful extracurricular activities of students. Students with very different level of musical abilities are educated in music schools. One of the most critical challenges in this context is the issue of organizing education, identifying those who are mostly gifted in music and facilitating successful development of their musical abilities and on the other hand ensuring high quality music education for children with lower musical abilities...
Journal: Pedagogika
- Issue Year: 2014
- Issue No: 115
- Page Range: 247-257
- Page Count: 11