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Flute playing as a group teaching in community school
Bártová, Tereza ; Hurníková, Kateřina (advisor) ; Kubátová, Gabriela (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with group teaching of flute, especially in a community school. The aim of the work was to summarize the already existing materials and in the practical part to perform the experiment directly in the classroom, where the goals and hypotheses for the period were set. The theoretical part summarizes the existing work that deals with this topic. There are also mentioned the possibilities of teaching the flute and a look at group teaching of the instrument in history and today. The next section provides an overview of textbooks that deal with group flute playing and other frequently used titles and their comparison. The next topic is playing an instrument in a music class and also a theory on the topic of alternative and community schools. The practical part contains an introduction to the course of music lessons in the classroom where the research took place. It focused on teaching flute in a specific class. The methods used were experiment and observation. Pupils met the goals set for the semester and learned to play a few notes and songs. Some hypotheses have been confirmed (a better attitude of pupils towards music education if they play an instrument here). Others hypotheses have refuted (a better attitude towards playing the flute if the child is already playing another...
Influence of an active teaching method of music lessons on selected second language ablities of primary age students
Dvořáková, Kateřina ; Špačková, Klára (advisor) ; Viktorová, Ida (referee)
Music is integral to our lives, whether by listening to it, singing, or playing an instrument. In addition to this, music has effect on brain development and language learning. The aim of this thesis is close evaluation of relation between the development of musical and foreign language skills in case of primary age students. Through conducting an examination of the ability to gain foreign language skills using different ways of teaching musical education. 5th grade students who participated were divided into 3 groups. They differed in intensity and approach to music education. The first group had one singing lesson per week. The other two groups had as part of their lessons singing and also playing instruments such as flute and Orff instruments, and had movement education as part of their lessons. These two groups differed in intensity - 1 and 3 lessons per week. To note most of the students that had higher intensity of music education focused to music also in their after school activities. The three groups had the same amount of English lessons in all grades. Students were tested via Cambridge test "Movers" in listening, reading and writing. Analysis of data emerged generally better results in English test in case of students experiencing extended musical education. KEYWORDS teaching music,...

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