Music History Pedagogy on the Ground Floor

This article urges musicologists to consider ways in which to connect with pre-collegiate education. Ideas presented include connecting with local schools and national teacher organizations, creating courses and workshops, and looking for ways our research might be presented to a broader audience. E...

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Main Author: James A. Davis
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: University of Bologna 2016-12-01
Series:Musica Docta
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Online Access:https://musicadocta.unibo.it/article/view/6562
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spelling doaj-fa18f01094074cbb88a4c9a18cf0fd5a2020-11-24T22:02:05ZdeuUniversity of BolognaMusica Docta2039-97152016-12-0161192610.6092/issn.2039-9715/65625961Music History Pedagogy on the Ground FloorJames A. DavisThis article urges musicologists to consider ways in which to connect with pre-collegiate education. Ideas presented include connecting with local schools and national teacher organizations, creating courses and workshops, and looking for ways our research might be presented to a broader audience. Extending our outreach promotes the health of our discipline and strengthens our presence in the face of financial setbacks and imposed curricular revisions.https://musicadocta.unibo.it/article/view/6562Pre-collegiate teachingTeacher trainingPublic musicologyNetworking
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Music History Pedagogy on the Ground Floor
Musica Docta
Pre-collegiate teaching
Teacher training
Public musicology
Networking
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title Music History Pedagogy on the Ground Floor
title_short Music History Pedagogy on the Ground Floor
title_full Music History Pedagogy on the Ground Floor
title_fullStr Music History Pedagogy on the Ground Floor
title_full_unstemmed Music History Pedagogy on the Ground Floor
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publisher University of Bologna
series Musica Docta
issn 2039-9715
publishDate 2016-12-01
description This article urges musicologists to consider ways in which to connect with pre-collegiate education. Ideas presented include connecting with local schools and national teacher organizations, creating courses and workshops, and looking for ways our research might be presented to a broader audience. Extending our outreach promotes the health of our discipline and strengthens our presence in the face of financial setbacks and imposed curricular revisions.
topic Pre-collegiate teaching
Teacher training
Public musicology
Networking
url https://musicadocta.unibo.it/article/view/6562
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