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Taide perheen ja yhteisön tukena (10 cr)

Code: KX00DM11-3001

General information


Enrollment

01.05.2019 - 16.05.2019

Timing

01.08.2019 - 31.12.2019

Number of ECTS credits allocated

10 op

RDI portion

7 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

(2016-2018) Musiikki

Campus

Musiikki

Teaching languages

  • Finnish

Degree programmes

  • Musiikin tutkinto-ohjelma

Teachers

  • Maria Mäntylä
  • Sanna Vuolteenaho
  • Minna Lamppu
  • Laura Huhtinen-Hilden
  • Laura Juvonen
  • musiikki virtuaali
  • Hanna-Maija Aarnio

Teacher in charge

Laura Huhtinen-Hilden

Groups

  • KXF18S1
    Musiikin tutkinto-ohjelma

Objective

The student can create plans for pedagogical actions and structures for learner-centred practice in music education and apply these plans taking into account the need of the learners. They can reflect these pedagogical situations and develop their own learning according to these notions. The student is able to observe various pedagogical approaches and their implications to practice. They understand the elements affecting their pathways in becoming a music pedagogue and are able to utilise the feedback in this journey. The student widens actively their horizons of understanding learning, creativity and teaching by reflecting the gained theoretical, practical and experimental knowledge and experiences.

The student can use music activities and creative practice in new contexts also beyond the traditional education sector applying music education approaches in different working life contexts, e.g. in social and health care contexts and in education programmes of arts institutions. The student is flexible in collaboration and interaction supporting the shared direction and aims of the project. They can give and receive constructive feedback. The student can analyse the group dynamics and aspects that affect it. They are able to direct their own learning as a musician in various projects and working life contexts.

The student understands the demands emerging in different teaching contexts and are able to reflect on their experiences in relation to these. They can direct their own pathway of learning by challenging themselves also in gaining experiences outside the comfort zone as a music pedagogue.

Content

Learning occurs through participatory and creative group work, lectures, discussions, guided assignments both individually and in small groups, learning diary, written assignments based on literature and participation in the projects in collaboration with working life. The cornerstones are facilitated reflection and sharing one´s experiences in the group of peers.

Location and time

Opetus tapahtuu tiistaisin 9- 15 ja torstaisin 9-15 välisenä aikana. Tarkempi aikataulu ja sisällöt erillisessä vamukalakanassa.

Materials

opettaja ohjeistaa kurssin aikana

Teaching methods

Guided assignments
Guided assignments
Workshop
Small group tutorial
Study visit
Problem based learning
Interactive lecture
Workplace learning

Employer connections

Ks. sisällön jaksotus

Completion alternatives

Modulien osien mahdollisesta korvaamisesta pedagogisen sovelluksen kautta sovittava erikseen vastuuopettajan kanssa

Student workload

Kontaktiopetus ja siihen liittyvät tehtävät, ryhmätehtävät, työelämäharjoittelut, itsenäinen työskentely ja oppimistehtävät yht. 10 op (tarkemmat aikataulut vamuka-lakanassa syksyllä)

Content scheduling

Opetus tapahtuu tiistaisin 9- 15 ja torstaisin 9-18 välisenä aikana. Tarkempi aikataulu ja sisällöt erillisessä vamukalakanassa syyslukukauden 2019 alussa.

Evaluation scale

Hyväksytty/Hylätty

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Assessment is based on continuous evaluation of group work, given assignments, participation in the projects and the achieved learning in accordance with the learning outcomes of the course.

Assessment methods and criteria

Continuous assessment
Learning journal
Portfolio

Qualifications

See competence goals for the Music and Children course. Individual assignments or learning tracks can be created according to recognised prior experiential learning.