Titlebook: Narrative Inquiry in Music Education; Troubling Certainty Margaret S. Barrett,Sandra L. Stauffer Book 2009 Springer Science+Business Media

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Filtered Through the Lenses of Self: Experiences of Two Preservice Music Teachersning experiences. I observed and talked with the participants throughout an academic year as they interacted with university and public school instructors, peers, family members, and public school students. Focusing on events and ideas they emphasised in our conversations, I constructed narratives t

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Layering Analytic Lenses: Considerations for Assessing the Narrative Text in Music Education – A Comself-views and beliefs filtered their teaching and learning experiences and influenced action. According to Connelly&Clandinin (2006), story is the portal by which one’s experience of the world is interpreted and made personally meaningful (p. 477). Experience can be explored and presented as/in sto

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Learning from the Learners: A Cooperating Teacher’s Storyeran music teacher, was observed weekly during the fall semester and monthly during the spring semester of one academic year. The observations included classroom teaching, concert preparation, and performances. These were recorded through field notes. Primary interviews were conducted twice each sem

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“Everybody Should Be Heard; Everybody Has Got a Story to Tell, or a Song to Sing”sic as a therapeutic device. Its aims were to identify the teaching and learning strategies employed in a classroom in which music is utilised as a therapeutic device and the perceptions of parents, senior staff, and staff colleagues of the nature of this work. The findings of the study identified f

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