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Title: Music in Maltese state secondary schools developing the syllabus and raising standards
Authors: Buttigieg, Lydia
Keywords: Music -- Instruction and study -- Malta
Education -- Curricula -- Malta
Education, Secondary -- Malta
Music -- Examinations, questions, etc
Issue Date: 2016
Publisher: University of Malta. Faculty of Education
Citation: Buttigieg, L. (2016). Music in Maltese state secondary schools developing the syllabus and raising standards. Malta Review for Educational Research, 10(2), 317-338.
Abstract: Music is considered a multisensory experience which encompasses and focuses on listening, seeing, moving and the emotional aspect of the human awareness. All these elements are considered important in the music curriculum as they enhance, stimulate and develop sensory perception and psychomotor skills. The main objective of this paper is to present detailed and structured revisions to the current Secondary Education Certificate (SEC) syllabus so as to reflect the ideal principles and standards that are required at this stage. Apart from providing the necessary materials and resources to support both teachers and learners, a more comprehensive approach and holistic organisation is needed in the syllabus and music curriculum. This paper also aims to enable the SEC syllabus to help pupils attain and sustain the standards required by other European universities/colleges.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/20791
ISSN: 17269725
Appears in Collections:MRER, Volume 10, Issue 2
MRER, Volume 10, Issue 2

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