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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Música no berçário: formação de professores e a teoria da aprendizagem musical de Edwin Gordon / Music in nursery: teacher training and the music learning theory by Edwin Gordon

Mariano, Fabiana Leite Rabello 22 September 2015 (has links)
O presente estudo delineou-se dentro de uma abordagem qualitativa, caracterizando-se como estudo de caso participante. O tema nasceu da observação da carência de formação musical entre os profissionais que trabalham nos berçários, creches e Centros de Educação infantil. Teve por objetivo compreender os aspectos envolvidos no processo de formação musical do professor generalista que trabalha com bebês e crianças pequenas, a partir de um curso básico de música, elaborado dentro dos pressupostos da Teoria da Aprendizagem Musical de Edwin Gordon, por entender que esta teoria apresenta informações e traz orientações claras quanto o desenvolvimento musical da criança, facilitando a organização de possíveis propostas metodológicas. Logo após o curso, durante um ano letivo, realizou-se o acompanhamento reflexivo e suporte pedagógico musical junto a uma das professoras participantes do curso inicial. O referencial teórico debruçou-se sobre estudos oriundos da Sociologia da Infância quanto à concepção de infância, dentre os autores estão Corsaro (s/d) e Qvortrup (2010; 2011) no sentido de conceituar a criança adotada nessa pesquisa; sobre estudos que tratam da formação do professor generalista, como os de Kishimoto (2005; 2008), Gatti e Barreto (2009), dentre outros, e formação de professores de arte no Brasil, como Fonterrada (2008), Barbosa (1989; 2002a; 2002b; 2003); sobre estudos relacionados às origens da música e sua importância, dentre outros, para as relações sociais do Homem, como os de Brown et al (2000); Levitin (2006); Sandra Trehub (2002; 2003); sobre os estudos das interações iniciais dos bebês a partir das concepções de Colwin Trevarthen (1996;1999; 2000) e Daniel Stern (1992) e da descrição minuciosa da Music Learning Theory de Edwin Gordon. Encontram-se nas análises dos dados as contribuições deste modelo de ação para a formação musical inicial dos professores, que neste caso eram alunos de um curso de pedagogia que já atuavam na educação Infantil, e seus reflexos no contexto da creche. Os resultados mostraram-se efetivos quanto à abordagem teórica musical adotada. Houve um crescimento musical significativo durante o processo estabelecido no curso, dada à inexperiência musical das participantes. Posteriormente, no acompanhamento da prática da professora, observou-se um reflexo expressivo no desenvolvimento musical dos bebês através de inúmeras respostas musicais, de movimento corporal, além de ricas interações entre a professora e os bebês, bem como entre os bebês e seus pares, corroborando com a literatura estudada. / This study outlined in a qualitative approach, characterized as participant case study. The issue arose from the observation of the lack of musical education among professionals who work in nurseries, kindergartens and Child Education Centers. Aimed to understand the issues involved in the musical formation process of class teachers working with babies and toddlers, from a basic course in music, elaborated within the assumptions of the theory of Musical Learning Edwin Gordon, understanding that this theory displays information and provides clear guidance on the musical development of the child, facilitating the organization of possible methodological proposals. Soon after the course, during a school year, there was reflective accompaniment and musical pedagogical support by one of the participating teachers of the initial course. The theoretical bent over coming studies of Sociology of Childhood on the design of childhood, among the authors are Corsaro (s/d) and Qvortrup (2010; 2011) to conceptualize the child adopted in this research; on studies dealing with the training of class teachers, like those of Kishimoto (2005; 2008), Gatti and Barreto (2009), among others, and training of art teachers in Brazil, as Fonterrada (2008), Barbosa (1989; 2002a; 2002b; 2003); on studies related to the origins of music and its importance, among others, for social relations of man, such as Brown et al (2000); Levitin (2006); Sandra Trehub (2002; 2003); On the studies of early interactions babies from the conceptions of Colwin Trevarthen (1996; 1999; 2000) and Daniel Stern (1992); and detailed description of Music Learning Theory of Edwin Gordon. Are the analysis of the data contributions from this model of action for the initial musical training of teachers, which in this case were students of a pedagogy course already working in Early Childhood Education, and its effects in the context of the nursery. The results were effective as the musical theoretical approach adopted. There was a significant musical growth during the process established in the course given to musical inexperience of the participants. Subsequently, in monitoring the practice of teacher, there was a significant reflection in the musical development of babies through numerous musical responses, body movement, and rich interactions between the teacher and the babies and between babies and their peers, corroborating the literature studied.
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Música no berçário: formação de professores e a teoria da aprendizagem musical de Edwin Gordon / Music in nursery: teacher training and the music learning theory by Edwin Gordon

Fabiana Leite Rabello Mariano 22 September 2015 (has links)
O presente estudo delineou-se dentro de uma abordagem qualitativa, caracterizando-se como estudo de caso participante. O tema nasceu da observação da carência de formação musical entre os profissionais que trabalham nos berçários, creches e Centros de Educação infantil. Teve por objetivo compreender os aspectos envolvidos no processo de formação musical do professor generalista que trabalha com bebês e crianças pequenas, a partir de um curso básico de música, elaborado dentro dos pressupostos da Teoria da Aprendizagem Musical de Edwin Gordon, por entender que esta teoria apresenta informações e traz orientações claras quanto o desenvolvimento musical da criança, facilitando a organização de possíveis propostas metodológicas. Logo após o curso, durante um ano letivo, realizou-se o acompanhamento reflexivo e suporte pedagógico musical junto a uma das professoras participantes do curso inicial. O referencial teórico debruçou-se sobre estudos oriundos da Sociologia da Infância quanto à concepção de infância, dentre os autores estão Corsaro (s/d) e Qvortrup (2010; 2011) no sentido de conceituar a criança adotada nessa pesquisa; sobre estudos que tratam da formação do professor generalista, como os de Kishimoto (2005; 2008), Gatti e Barreto (2009), dentre outros, e formação de professores de arte no Brasil, como Fonterrada (2008), Barbosa (1989; 2002a; 2002b; 2003); sobre estudos relacionados às origens da música e sua importância, dentre outros, para as relações sociais do Homem, como os de Brown et al (2000); Levitin (2006); Sandra Trehub (2002; 2003); sobre os estudos das interações iniciais dos bebês a partir das concepções de Colwin Trevarthen (1996;1999; 2000) e Daniel Stern (1992) e da descrição minuciosa da Music Learning Theory de Edwin Gordon. Encontram-se nas análises dos dados as contribuições deste modelo de ação para a formação musical inicial dos professores, que neste caso eram alunos de um curso de pedagogia que já atuavam na educação Infantil, e seus reflexos no contexto da creche. Os resultados mostraram-se efetivos quanto à abordagem teórica musical adotada. Houve um crescimento musical significativo durante o processo estabelecido no curso, dada à inexperiência musical das participantes. Posteriormente, no acompanhamento da prática da professora, observou-se um reflexo expressivo no desenvolvimento musical dos bebês através de inúmeras respostas musicais, de movimento corporal, além de ricas interações entre a professora e os bebês, bem como entre os bebês e seus pares, corroborando com a literatura estudada. / This study outlined in a qualitative approach, characterized as participant case study. The issue arose from the observation of the lack of musical education among professionals who work in nurseries, kindergartens and Child Education Centers. Aimed to understand the issues involved in the musical formation process of class teachers working with babies and toddlers, from a basic course in music, elaborated within the assumptions of the theory of Musical Learning Edwin Gordon, understanding that this theory displays information and provides clear guidance on the musical development of the child, facilitating the organization of possible methodological proposals. Soon after the course, during a school year, there was reflective accompaniment and musical pedagogical support by one of the participating teachers of the initial course. The theoretical bent over coming studies of Sociology of Childhood on the design of childhood, among the authors are Corsaro (s/d) and Qvortrup (2010; 2011) to conceptualize the child adopted in this research; on studies dealing with the training of class teachers, like those of Kishimoto (2005; 2008), Gatti and Barreto (2009), among others, and training of art teachers in Brazil, as Fonterrada (2008), Barbosa (1989; 2002a; 2002b; 2003); on studies related to the origins of music and its importance, among others, for social relations of man, such as Brown et al (2000); Levitin (2006); Sandra Trehub (2002; 2003); On the studies of early interactions babies from the conceptions of Colwin Trevarthen (1996; 1999; 2000) and Daniel Stern (1992); and detailed description of Music Learning Theory of Edwin Gordon. Are the analysis of the data contributions from this model of action for the initial musical training of teachers, which in this case were students of a pedagogy course already working in Early Childhood Education, and its effects in the context of the nursery. The results were effective as the musical theoretical approach adopted. There was a significant musical growth during the process established in the course given to musical inexperience of the participants. Subsequently, in monitoring the practice of teacher, there was a significant reflection in the musical development of babies through numerous musical responses, body movement, and rich interactions between the teacher and the babies and between babies and their peers, corroborating the literature studied.
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Musikalischer Rhythmus und semantisches Priming - Konsequenzen für den Begriff der Audiation

Richter, Laurids 14 December 2018 (has links)
Die vorliegende Arbeit widmet sich der Frage, ob musikalische Rhythmen Repräsentationen semantischer Konzepte aktivieren. In die Darstellung des theoretischen Hintergrundes werden u.a. Aspekte der linguistischen Semantik, der Neurolinguistik, der Neurokognition der Musik sowie der Semiotik und der Anthropologie einbezogen. Kernstück bildet ein am Max Planck Institut für Kognitions- und Neurowissenschaften in Leipzig durchgeführtes EEG-Experiment zum semantischen Priming musikalischer Rhythmen. Die Ergebnisse des Experiments werden im Kontext des Audiationsbegriffs Edwin Gordons diskutiert und ausgewertet. Die in Gordons Begriff der Audiation enthaltene, vornehmlich intramusikalische Bedeutungskonstitution wird in Frage gestellt und eine aktualisierte Beschreibung der Bedeutungskonstitution musikalischer Rhythmen angeboten.
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A Pedagogical and Educational Examination of The First Month At The Piano by Mana-Zucca

Keith, Laura Helene 06 December 2009 (has links)
The First Month at the Piano by Mana-Zucca, published in 1935, is a pioneering piano method to be taught by rote, supporting sound before sight learning theories, to the pre-school student. It differs from the Suzuki method in that The First Month at the Piano uses short, repetitive patterns, intrinsic to the Edwin Gordon Music Learning Theory. The First Month at the Piano has been compared to educational theories and has been found to follow Lev Vygotsky's theory of scaffolding and Jerome Bruner's principles of structure, readiness for learning, and motivation. The First Month at the Piano has been shown to provide a wide variety of sensory experiences for the pupil and establish a comfort and familiarity with the instrument. After completing the method, the pupil will have a solid aural foundation at the piano and will be fully prepared for primer level notation. It is a highly adaptable method and modified versions were made from the originals which would be of interest to today's teachers of pre-school piano students. Incorporation of interactive MIDI with electronic keyboards would enhance the students' learning experiences and be a direction to follow for future use of this method.

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