Tips for Language-Sensitive Music Teaching
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Thema
language-sensitive teaching cultural reflection self-reflection music education school internships abroad intercultural awareness multilinguality
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Zielgruppe
Teacher
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Lernkontext
Higher Education
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Beschreibung (Lernziele)
Here you will find a set of practical tips for student teachers preparing to teach music in a language that is not their primary language. Drawing on strategies for verbal and non-verbal communication, the resource supports students in planning and delivering lessons effectively in intercultural and multilingual contexts. It is intended as a preparation tool for use before and during the school internship abroad. Learning Objectives: - To be able to approach multilingual and intercultural teaching contexts with confidence and a sense of preparation. - To be able to identify the key areas of preparation needed for teaching music in a language other than their primary language. - To be able to recognise a range of verbal and non-verbal communication strategies available to them in the classroom. - To be aware of cultural differences in communication and know what to observe and sensitively approach during their placement.
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Zeitaufwand
Students and mentor teachers should take some time to prepare for the conversation, reflecting on the questions in advance, about 30 minutes. The conversation itself requires approximately an hour.
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Autor_innen
Malmberg, IsoldeSteinmetz, Lauren
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Jahr
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ÖFOS-Klassifizierung
MUSIK - Pädagogik / Vermittlung
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