英文摘要 |
This study aims to investigate the effectiveness of using music activities on the positive emotions and social interaction of preschool young children. The research questions were to determine whether music activities influence (1) the positive emotion and (2) interpersonal interaction of preschool children aged 2–3 years. The research course was administered for 30 minutes once a week for a total of 16 weeks. The curriculum design covered 8 activities: come and follow me, hello song, attendance song, ABC’s song, musical storytelling, music activities, relaxation time, and goodbye song. This study was conducted in accordance with the physical and mental development of the research participants and the curriculum framework of teaching instructions.This study adopted a qualitative research approach supplemented with quantitative data, collecting data primarily through participant observations and interviews. This results indicated the music activity boosted children’s positive emotions. In addition statistical results of social validity supported the hypothesis of this study. Classes involving music activities positively and effectively influenced the emotional development and performance of children. By singing songs in class, telling stories, playing games, and undertaking relieving activities, children demonstrated improvement in their social interaction, indicating that music activities positively influence interpersonal interactions. |