2018
DOI: 10.32903/zs.64.2.6
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Suvremeni pristup oblikovanju glazbenog ukusa učenika u nastavi glazbene umjetnosti

Abstract: Glazbeni ukus slušatelja dio je opće kulture koji se dugoročno oblikuje estetskim odgojem u nastavi glazbe i interakcijom brojnih utjecajnih čimbenika od kojih se najčešće ističu karakteristike glazbe, kontekst slušanja te individualne osobine slušatelja. Na razini srednjoškolskog općeg obrazovanja suvremena glazbena pedagogija naglašava potrebu za intenziviranjem psihološko-sociološkog pristupa u poučavanju, a s ciljem da se kroz estetsku percepciju glazbe i kritičko mišljenje formiraju stavovi učenika o glaz… Show more

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“…It was found that 46% of the students listen to music more than eight hours a week, 36% about eight hours and only 18% less than eight hours. e data are in line with previous research (Senjan, 2018b), but it is also evident that increasingly more students listen to music for more than an hour a week, which shows the fact that the need for music is an ever-present phenomenon and that students have an increasing need to listen to music during their many everyday activities. e importance of music in the lives of adolescents is also indicated by the results of research by North, Hargreaves and O'Neill (2000) which state that English adolescents listen to music on average 2.45 hours a day.…”
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confidence: 90%
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“…It was found that 46% of the students listen to music more than eight hours a week, 36% about eight hours and only 18% less than eight hours. e data are in line with previous research (Senjan, 2018b), but it is also evident that increasingly more students listen to music for more than an hour a week, which shows the fact that the need for music is an ever-present phenomenon and that students have an increasing need to listen to music during their many everyday activities. e importance of music in the lives of adolescents is also indicated by the results of research by North, Hargreaves and O'Neill (2000) which state that English adolescents listen to music on average 2.45 hours a day.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Such a way of listening to songs from personal playlists certainly saves the time searching for individual artists and songs on the Internet. e Internet is also the most common medium for listening to music (Senjan, 2018b), but it is also full of poor performances and advertising content that the listener, if not critically aware, loses time on.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Music taste of an individual is part of the general culture and in the long run, it is shaped by aesthetic education in music teaching. Music teaching requires the implementation of psychological and sociological approach with the aim of forming attitudes about music and the need for valuable music achievements in everyday life through aesthetic appreciation of music and critical thinking (Senjan, 2018). Aesthetic experience is an integrated cognitive-affective-evaluative process inherent in each individual (Brattico et al, 2013).…”
Section: Theoretical Starting Points: Music Listening Culture and The...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Glazbeni ukus pojedinca dio je opće kulture koji se dugoročno oblikuje estetskim odgojem u nastavi glazbe. U nastavi glazbe potreban je psihološko-sociološki pristup poučavanju s ciljem da se estetskom percepcijom glazbe i kritičkim mišljenjem formiraju stavovi o glazbi te potreba za vrijednim glazbenim postignućima u svakodnevnom životu (Senjan, 2018). Estetsko iskustvo integrirani je kognitivno-afektivno-prosudbeni proces svojstven svakom pojedincu (Brattico i sur., 2013).…”
Section: Teorijska Polazišta: Kultura Slušanja I Utjecaj Glazbenoga O...unclassified