Expo'98 informação
Antunes, Silvestre Dias
1993-
Type
masterThesis
Creator
Identifier
201683270
Title
O envolvimento de um aluno com deficiência auditiva no ensino da viola dedilhada
Contributor
Carvalhinho, Miguel Nuno Marques
Quelhas, Rosário Henriques Branco Pires
Quelhas, Rosário Henriques Branco Pires
Subject
Deficiência auditiva
Ensino de música
Envolvimento
Estudo de caso
NEE
Viola dedilhada
Case study
Classical guitar
Engagement
Hearing impairment
Music teaching
Domínio/Área Científica : Humanidades
Ensino de música
Envolvimento
Estudo de caso
NEE
Viola dedilhada
Case study
Classical guitar
Engagement
Hearing impairment
Music teaching
Domínio/Área Científica : Humanidades
Date
2017-04-08T10:29:11Z
2017-04-08T10:29:11Z
2016
2017-04-08T10:29:11Z
2016
Description
O papel da música na aprendizagem tem sido um dos principais interesses em
recentes investigações e existe um elevado grau de vantagens, por estas enunciadas,
no que refere ao desenvolvimento das crianças, tanto a nível cognitivo como a nível do
desenvolvimento pessoal, social e académico.
Estudos neurológicos direcionam os efeitos da música para a sua dimensão
espacial. A importância da agilidade que a música proporciona, ao nosso cérebro e ao
nosso corpo, guia-nos para o seu sentido abstrato, pondo em perspetiva diferentes
orientações: visual, auditiva e sinestésica.
Sobre o estudo da música a pessoas Deficientes Auditivas, e dada a escassez de
estudos sobre a relação da música e a Deficiência Auditiva em Portugal, propusemos
então um estudo em que se relacione o papel da orientação que o professor de música
tem de ter, e que permita uma perspetiva de sucesso e de autoestima no aluno
Deficiente Auditivo, aferindo o papel do Envolvimento entre A (o Aluno Deficiente
Auditivo) com B (o Professor) através de C (a Viola Dedilhada).
Constatámos através da adaptação da Escala de Envolvimento da Criança (Laevers,
1994), que existiu envolvimento por parte do aluno Deficiente Auditivo, e que esse
envolvimento, de acordo com a escala, se traduziu, maioritariamente aos momentos de
observação, em nível 4 - “Atividade contínua com momentos intensos”; ocorrendo, só
em dois momentos, se traduzir: um, em nível 5 – “Atividade intensa mantida”; e outro,
em nível 3 – “Atividade mais ou menos contínua”.
Verificámos também que, em vista da melhoria das metodologias de atuação
docente, a inovação, em contraposição à maneira tradicional como se ensina música, se tornou numa ferramenta eficaz na gerência e no aperfeiçoamento do processo de
aprendizagem do aluno Deficiente Auditivo.
Abstract : The role of music in apprenticeship has been one of the main interests of recent research and, according to it, there are many advantages to the development of children in cognitive level as well as in personal, social and academic development. Neurological studies direct the effects of music to its spatial dimension. The importance of the agility that music provides, to our brain and our body, guides us to its abstract sense, putting in perspective different orientations: visual, auditory and synesthetic. Regarding the study of music for Hearing Impaired people, and given the shortage of studies about the relation of music and Hearing Impairment in Portugal, we proposed a study that relates the role of the orientation that the music teacher has to have, and which allows a perspective of success and self esteem in the Hearing Impaired Student, assessing the role of Involvement between A (the Hearing Impaired Student) and B (the Teacher) through C (the Classical Guitar). Through the adaptation of the Child Involvement Scale (Laevers, 1994), we found that there was involvement by the Hearing Impaired Student, and that this involvement, according to the scale, was translated, mainly to moments of observation, at level 4 - "Continuous activity with intense moments"; occurring, only in two moments, to translate: one, in level 5 - "Intense activity maintained"; and another, in level 3 - "more or less continuous activity". We also found that, concerning the improvement of teaching methods, innovation, as opposed to the traditional way in which music is taught, has become an effective tool in the management and improvement of the learning process of the Hearing Impaired Student.
Abstract : The role of music in apprenticeship has been one of the main interests of recent research and, according to it, there are many advantages to the development of children in cognitive level as well as in personal, social and academic development. Neurological studies direct the effects of music to its spatial dimension. The importance of the agility that music provides, to our brain and our body, guides us to its abstract sense, putting in perspective different orientations: visual, auditory and synesthetic. Regarding the study of music for Hearing Impaired people, and given the shortage of studies about the relation of music and Hearing Impairment in Portugal, we proposed a study that relates the role of the orientation that the music teacher has to have, and which allows a perspective of success and self esteem in the Hearing Impaired Student, assessing the role of Involvement between A (the Hearing Impaired Student) and B (the Teacher) through C (the Classical Guitar). Through the adaptation of the Child Involvement Scale (Laevers, 1994), we found that there was involvement by the Hearing Impaired Student, and that this involvement, according to the scale, was translated, mainly to moments of observation, at level 4 - "Continuous activity with intense moments"; occurring, only in two moments, to translate: one, in level 5 - "Intense activity maintained"; and another, in level 3 - "more or less continuous activity". We also found that, concerning the improvement of teaching methods, innovation, as opposed to the traditional way in which music is taught, has become an effective tool in the management and improvement of the learning process of the Hearing Impaired Student.
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