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Review of Artistic Education, volume 23, issue 1, pages 96-110

13. Integrating Functions of Music in Learning and Education

Publication typeJournal Article
Publication date2022-04-01
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ISSN2501238X
General Environmental Science
General Earth and Planetary Sciences
Abstract

Isolation/separation of human activity from art is a manifestation of the incoherence of our society. In scientific research, the spiritual and physical worlds are often separated. In the recovery of this dualism in the education system, but also the life of human society, an organic place must be occupied by the arts. Because it is only in the work of art that we find the expression of the human inner world, which naturally connects human life with the environment - the external world in which the artist lives/creates. Integrated education and learning are based on quality disciplinary education. The article develops the integrative functions of musical art in the process of school learning and early education and identifies the levels of musical-didactic activities integration in the educational process.

Marshall J.
Studies in Art Education scimago Q1 wos Q3
2005-04-01 citations by CoLab: 45 Abstract  
The author argues that ‘substantive’ art integration harmonizes with contemporary postmodern thought in art education and represents a strategy for teaching art in a postmodern way. Bringing together theories from cognitive science and metaphor theory (specifically connection and projection), the author shows how substantive integration promotes learning and creativity. Images that connect art and science are given as examples of substantive integration in postmodern art that reveal mental processes and create meaning and insight through conceptual ‘collage.’ These images help teachers and students understand the conceptual basis for much postmodern art and give educators clues to cognition and creative processes that can guide, deepen, and update practice in artmaking and in teaching.

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