This keynote discusses the potential of using music education activities as a tool for social and ethnic inclusion, drawing on an investigation carried out in Northern Ireland (NI) supported by the Bernard van Leer Foundation. The background, methodology and selected interview data from the NI enquiry are discussed. Practical implications are considered in the conclusions - which were linked to a workshop that was delivered later that day on their potential application to the schools context in Cyprus
In the last two decades, there has been an interest in adopting community music practices that origi...
Music Generation is the title of one of the most significant national initiatives in music education...
This paper presents the interim data analysis from a research project in which music education stude...
Keynote at an international conference organised by the Cyprus Pedagogical Institute in Larnaca.Cont...
This paper discusses a qualitative investigation of practitioners’ perceptions of the key factors fo...
This article presents an investigation on music education in Northern Ireland (NI) aimed at uncoveri...
This article reports on a qualitative investigation of the perceptions of cross-community music educ...
This report explores the topic of using music education activities as a way to address inclusion and...
Study Paper for the Bernard van Leer FoundationThis paper explores the topic of using music educatio...
Original article can be found at : http://www.informaworld.com/ Copyright Informa / Taylor and Franc...
This report examines a project building on two recent related projects which the research team have ...
This chapter discusses results from an enquiry on the potential of Northern Ireland’s music curricul...
This paper deals with a preschool music program based in the north-side of Limerick city, Ireland. ...
Music as an inclusion tool for children has been proven useful because music is a non-discriminatory...
Music as an inclusion tool for children has been proven useful because music is a non-discriminatory...
In the last two decades, there has been an interest in adopting community music practices that origi...
Music Generation is the title of one of the most significant national initiatives in music education...
This paper presents the interim data analysis from a research project in which music education stude...
Keynote at an international conference organised by the Cyprus Pedagogical Institute in Larnaca.Cont...
This paper discusses a qualitative investigation of practitioners’ perceptions of the key factors fo...
This article presents an investigation on music education in Northern Ireland (NI) aimed at uncoveri...
This article reports on a qualitative investigation of the perceptions of cross-community music educ...
This report explores the topic of using music education activities as a way to address inclusion and...
Study Paper for the Bernard van Leer FoundationThis paper explores the topic of using music educatio...
Original article can be found at : http://www.informaworld.com/ Copyright Informa / Taylor and Franc...
This report examines a project building on two recent related projects which the research team have ...
This chapter discusses results from an enquiry on the potential of Northern Ireland’s music curricul...
This paper deals with a preschool music program based in the north-side of Limerick city, Ireland. ...
Music as an inclusion tool for children has been proven useful because music is a non-discriminatory...
Music as an inclusion tool for children has been proven useful because music is a non-discriminatory...
In the last two decades, there has been an interest in adopting community music practices that origi...
Music Generation is the title of one of the most significant national initiatives in music education...
This paper presents the interim data analysis from a research project in which music education stude...