Effects of Using Musical Fairy Tales in the Classroom: Action Research in Poland

The paper concentrates on the problem of developing imagination understood as human trait and virtue. To realize the challenge educators have to face huge difficulties as a tendency to flatter the world and its inhabitants dominates and becomes more and more powerful. A musical fairy tale is present...

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Main Author: Rogalska-Marasińska Aneta
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2018-05-01
Series:Journal of Language and Cultural Education
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.2478/jolace-2018-0015
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description The paper concentrates on the problem of developing imagination understood as human trait and virtue. To realize the challenge educators have to face huge difficulties as a tendency to flatter the world and its inhabitants dominates and becomes more and more powerful. A musical fairy tale is presented as a valuable and effective school practice. From one side it refers to perennial human custom of listening, telling, and creating stories, fables, and sagas. They may base on real life or refer to imaginary situations. Thus creation may have various realizations, depending on personal knowledge, skills, life experience, cognitive horizon, individual interests and virtues. From the other side the idea of the fairy tale shown in the paper refers to the music and its uncountable possibilities of describing the world. Everything depends only on one’s imagination. The last part of the paper presents the effects of students’ work on musical fairy tales. Those students apart of being instrumentalists and vocalists of the Music Academy of Lodz, Poland plan to become music teachers in compulsory general education.
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spelling doaj.art-8e7145cac79244e39fbf4e839a059b4e2022-12-22T00:51:56ZengSciendoJournal of Language and Cultural Education1339-45842018-05-0162487010.2478/jolace-2018-0015jolace-2018-0015Effects of Using Musical Fairy Tales in the Classroom: Action Research in PolandRogalska-Marasińska Aneta0University of Lodz, PolandThe paper concentrates on the problem of developing imagination understood as human trait and virtue. To realize the challenge educators have to face huge difficulties as a tendency to flatter the world and its inhabitants dominates and becomes more and more powerful. A musical fairy tale is presented as a valuable and effective school practice. From one side it refers to perennial human custom of listening, telling, and creating stories, fables, and sagas. They may base on real life or refer to imaginary situations. Thus creation may have various realizations, depending on personal knowledge, skills, life experience, cognitive horizon, individual interests and virtues. From the other side the idea of the fairy tale shown in the paper refers to the music and its uncountable possibilities of describing the world. Everything depends only on one’s imagination. The last part of the paper presents the effects of students’ work on musical fairy tales. Those students apart of being instrumentalists and vocalists of the Music Academy of Lodz, Poland plan to become music teachers in compulsory general education.https://doi.org/10.2478/jolace-2018-0015flattering worldvisual culturehomo vidensimaginationhuman valueseu key competencies for lifelong learningpolish compulsory school curriculumcreation of musical fairy talemusic literacy
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Effects of Using Musical Fairy Tales in the Classroom: Action Research in Poland
Journal of Language and Cultural Education
flattering world
visual culture
homo videns
imagination
human values
eu key competencies for lifelong learning
polish compulsory school curriculum
creation of musical fairy tale
music literacy
title Effects of Using Musical Fairy Tales in the Classroom: Action Research in Poland
title_full Effects of Using Musical Fairy Tales in the Classroom: Action Research in Poland
title_fullStr Effects of Using Musical Fairy Tales in the Classroom: Action Research in Poland
title_full_unstemmed Effects of Using Musical Fairy Tales in the Classroom: Action Research in Poland
title_short Effects of Using Musical Fairy Tales in the Classroom: Action Research in Poland
title_sort effects of using musical fairy tales in the classroom action research in poland
topic flattering world
visual culture
homo videns
imagination
human values
eu key competencies for lifelong learning
polish compulsory school curriculum
creation of musical fairy tale
music literacy
url https://doi.org/10.2478/jolace-2018-0015
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