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Propuesta de principios alternativos para la educación musical en un contexto latinoamericano

Translated title of the contribution: Proposal of alternative principles for music education in a Latin American context

Raúl Alberto Jorquera Rossel, Ximena Valverde Ocariz, Pere Godall

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Abstract

This article presents a proposal of alternative principles for music education in a Latin American context. First, predominant educational models are described that, from a historical perspective, have determined the development of musical education in this context: "Jesuit" and "conservatory" educational models and an aesthetic-formalist paradigm. Next, the main characteristics of the praxial philosophical approach are exposed, and a theoretical perspective is constituted as an alternative to the identified predominance. This work concludes with a proposal of educational principles, which have been generated from a theoretical contrast between detected modelsand the praxialphilosophicalapproach. This proposal seeks to contribute to future research as well asfor pedagogical reflections, innovation processes in the curriculumas wellas in didactics, methodologies, continuous teacher training,and the design and dissemination of educational resources
Translated title of the contributionProposal of alternative principles for music education in a Latin American context
Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)0001-16
Number of pages16
JournalRevista Electronica de LEEME
Issue number46
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2020

Keywords

  • Educational principles
  • Music education
  • Enfoque filosófico praxial
  • Modelos educativos predominantes
  • Principios educativos
  • Educación musical
  • Predominant educational models
  • Praxial philosophical approach

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