What do the boxes of the music class hide? Learning proposal based on work by boxes

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Published 12-06-2024
Anna Berent Palau

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The three learning boxes that make up the learning situation "What do the boxes of the music classroom hide?", are focused to be carried out in the middle cycle with educational resources to work, experientially, music in the classroom. Besides having different didactic resources, there are objects typical of music education (baton, embouchures, strings, pedals, scores...), there are also other materials that are not of a musical nature such as more historical objects, decorative, related to the costumes and the passage of time. This pilot test seeks to work from this methodology by boxes and from the didactics of the object, pursuing the objective of giving materiality to music education, making this learning situation a global, meaningful and experiential experience for the students. 

 

 

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Berent Palau, A. . (2024). What do the boxes of the music class hide? Learning proposal based on work by boxes. Cabás. International Journal on Historical-Educational Heritage, (31), 54–71. https://doi.org/10.1387/cabas.26224
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