英文摘要 |
This study investigates Comprehensive Musicianship (CM) in a junior high school curriculum in order to research into the design of CM music curriculum, establish the pedagogical procedures of teachers, and analyze learning performance of students. Three lessons under the Play Music by Hands Curriculum were inserted into the regular music class, namely music light show, kazoo DIY, and music composition. Action research was adopted for four-cycle music curricula. Participants in this project include: 116 seventh graders at junior high school, their music teacher, and the researcher. Data were collected from questionnaires done by the students, teaching reflections, teaching records and videos. Triangulation was utilized to present findings. The conclusions are as follows: First, regarding music curriculum design, CM is conducive to integrate musical elements, experiencing music roles, and diversifying learning strategies. Second, regarding teaching procedures, teachers who apply CM pay attention to allowing students sufficient time to explore, encouraging students' motivation to compose, and reinforcing class management to help students learn deeply. Third, regarding students' learning performance, CM students demonstrate greater motivation for learning, have better aesthetic experience, and acquire more application competencies. |