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Criscimanna, Pietro <1991>. « Indagine sull'ascolto di musica tra gli studenti delle scuole medie superiori di Venezia ». Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/13173.
Texte intégralBIANCHI, KORNER ALESSANDRA. « L'INSEGNAMENTO DELL'ITALIANO A CANTANTI D'OPERA INTERNAZIONALI ». Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/6167.
Texte intégralThe research investigates the teaching procedures of Italian language and diction to international opera singers. After a brief digression on the lyric opera, we analyze the figure of librettista and in particular of Lorenzo Da Ponte, a forerunner of the Italian language and culture teaching. An examination of the first singing courses shows how teaching a impeccable pronunciation was already crucial in the XVIII century. The phonetics and prosody teaching procedures in the history of glottodidactics are then examined, as well as the biological and psycho-social factors critical while learning a foreign language and the main linguistic difficulties faced by foreign students approaching the Italian language. We present the data of a survey conducted on ten musical institutions like the Milan Conservatory, the Julliard School of Music of New York and the Washington State University of Seattle. We analyze the teaching procedures and the textbooks adopted and the results of a questionnaire addressed to the teachers and students of these schools. Finally we display a syllabus for international opera singers to profitably approach the Italian language.
BIANCHI, KORNER ALESSANDRA. « L'INSEGNAMENTO DELL'ITALIANO A CANTANTI D'OPERA INTERNAZIONALI ». Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/6167.
Texte intégralThe research investigates the teaching procedures of Italian language and diction to international opera singers. After a brief digression on the lyric opera, we analyze the figure of librettista and in particular of Lorenzo Da Ponte, a forerunner of the Italian language and culture teaching. An examination of the first singing courses shows how teaching a impeccable pronunciation was already crucial in the XVIII century. The phonetics and prosody teaching procedures in the history of glottodidactics are then examined, as well as the biological and psycho-social factors critical while learning a foreign language and the main linguistic difficulties faced by foreign students approaching the Italian language. We present the data of a survey conducted on ten musical institutions like the Milan Conservatory, the Julliard School of Music of New York and the Washington State University of Seattle. We analyze the teaching procedures and the textbooks adopted and the results of a questionnaire addressed to the teachers and students of these schools. Finally we display a syllabus for international opera singers to profitably approach the Italian language.
Brancaleoni, Daniele <1965>. « Formazione musicale e management : dalla Scuola di musica di Fiesole all'evento culturale ». Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/6511.
Texte intégralNOVELLA, FRANCESCA. « “Crescere con la musica” Migliorare le abilità di lettura a scuola : un laboratorio ritmico musicale ». Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Padova, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/11577/3449421.
Texte intégralThis study reflects on the relationship between music and body movement, and on the ways they can act jointly in order to facilitate pupils' learning. Numerous studies have explored the relations among language and music competences; it is possible to strengthen children's reading and writing competences by involving them in activities centred on rhythm, on integrated song-rhythm-body patterns, and on coordinating motor skills. We offer a literature review focusing on “active methods”, and we present the results of studying music education through the workshop "Growing up with music", centred on the body experience, rhythm, and sound as learning vehicles, paying specific attention to reading abilities. By moving and by making use of his/her body the child plays a key role in experiencing music: the sound guides the movements, and it contributes to enhancing rhythm skills that are learned through the body movement and experience. The body becomes a music instrument, able to produce countless sounds and at the same time a place where experiences are born and stored, eliciting language as well as feelings and emotions that allow the child to connect with the other children. Based on the analysis of the empirical evidence and on the literature review, the core idea that emerges goes beyond detecting the actual improvements in children's rhythmic and functional reading skills, in order to contribute to strengthen such interventions within a preventive frame finalized to reducing children learning difficulties as well as making schooling more accessible to everybody, responding to the needs of a school that works for good integration and is attentive both to meeting specific needs and to educational quality by accompanying, the growth of its pupils with music.
De, Maria Giovanna. « La musica come strumento di apprendimento della matematica (nella scuola secondaria di primo grado) ». Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2021.
Trouver le texte intégralSacco, Michela. « Stili d'insegnamento e Self-Efficacy nella scuola primaria. Un approfondimento sugli insegnanti di musica ». Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Padova, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/11577/3422556.
Texte intégralAbstract in lingua italiana Il mondo della scuola in Italia ha subito numerosi cambiamenti legislativi soprattutto nel corso degli ultimi vent’anni circa; cambiamenti che hanno comportato una ristrutturazione non solo del sistema organizzativo della scuola ma di conseguenza anche nell’iter formativo degli insegnanti. Tra le tante riforme messe in atto, alcune hanno coinvolto anche gli insegnanti della scuola primaria. L’insegnante della scuola primaria deve possedere un bagaglio di conoscenze a 360° su tutte le materie scolastiche, deve saper spaziare dalla geografia alla matematica, dalle scienze all’italiano, tenendo ben presente che il suo ruolo come educatore per la formazione degli alunni comporta una grande responsabilità, soprattutto per una fascia d’età così delicata come quella compresa tra i 6 e i 10 anni, in termini di crescita psichica e intellettiva del bambino. Gli insegnanti sono spesso preoccupati di acquisire tutta una serie di metodologie d’insegnamento, padroneggiare strumenti e conoscenze in modo da potersi sentire efficaci nel proprio lavoro ed essere sempre pronti a fronteggiare qualsiasi sfida educativa si presenterà in classe. Alla luce di quanto fin qui esposto,la suddetta ricerca mira a indagare da un lato quale tipologia di stile d’insegnamento viene utilizzata dagli insegnanti e dall’altro, la percezione del loro senso di efficacia sia in termini di sfera personale sia rispetto alla loro professione. Dopo un excursus delle varie riforme universitarie (riguardanti soprattutto la formazione degli insegnanti della scuola primaria) che si sono susseguite dal 1990 fino ad oggi, si passa ad una rassegna anche in ottica comparativa con il sistema scolastico europeo. Nell’ultima parte del capitolo 1, viene delineato un quadro dell’iter formativo degli insegnanti di musica con un accenno alle riforme legislative messe in atto in questo settore disciplinare. Un piccolo spazio è dedicato all’insegnamento della Musica per due motivi: è da sempre considerata all’interno della scuola primaria un insegnamento “fanalino di coda” rispetto a materie come l’Italiano, la Matematica o la Storia e in secondo luogo, perché le ricerche di settore dimostrano invece come la musica apra la mente a una serie di abilità intellettive che possono direttamente o indirettamente coinvolgere anche altre abilità cognitive. Successivamente vengono esposti (rispettivamente nel Cap. 2 e nel Cap. 3) i costrutti teorici che hanno guidato tutto il progetto di ricerca: cosa s’intende per Stile d’Insegnamento e il concetto di Self-Efficacy secondo i maggiori esponenti in ambito psico-pedagogico e lo stato dell’arte nel settore della ricerca scientifica. La ricerca ha coinvolto gli insegnanti delle scuole primarie di tutte le province del Veneto (in tutto 302), a cui è stato chiesto di compilare un questionario in forma anonima suddiviso in tre sezioni: la prima riguardante i dati generali, la seconda contenente il Questionario sulle Credenze dell’Insegnamento della Musica e la terza sezione, dedicata alla Teacher Efficacy Scale. L’obiettivo del progetto di ricerca è quello di verificare la presenza di un particolare stile d’ insegnamento (tra il Learner-centred Approach e il Teacher-centred Approach) adottato in classe e il senso di efficacia percepito dai docenti sia relativo alla dimensione personale sia a quella professionale. Lo stile adottato dal singolo insegnante diventa un punto di forte interesse anche in merito al tipo di relazione che si crea all’interno della classe. Lo stile d’insegnamento incide sul processo di apprendimento dell’alunno e dipende dal background di studi e di esperienze personali che ogni insegnante acquisisce durante gli anni di formazione professionale. Nella parte conclusiva della ricerca, i dati vengono interpretati anche alla luce della letteratura scientifica precedentemente individuata sui due costrutti teorici principali, allargando lo sguardo verso altre dimensioni in relazione con essi (Motivazione, Sistemi di Credenze Personali, Burnout e Stress Lavorativo). I risultati emersi ci pongono nuovi interrogativi su quelle che sono le dinamiche che si creano all’interno della classe tra insegnante e alunni, sulle ulteriori variabili che potrebbero condizionare la messa in atto un particolare stile d’insegnamento, quanto il senso di efficacia dell’insegnante può incidere sul suo benessere e stato di soddisfazione lavorativa. La valenza della ricerca - e degli ulteriori approfondimenti sui quali si affaccia - potrebbe sopperire alle carenze di riforme legislative del sistema organizzativo scolastico che risultano di per sé insufficienti in termini di operatività. Non basta quindi la pura riforma a livello istituzionale, ma bisogna interessarsi a ciò che accade tutti i giorni in classe, presupposto che risulta possibile grazie alla collaborazione tra il mondo della ricerca universitaria e il mondo della scuola, in un clima di relazione, collaborazione e scambio reciproco tra professionalità diverse.
Raccampo, Serena <1992>. « IMPARARE LA FONETICA E FONOLOGIA ITALIANA TRAMITE LA MUSICA. STUDIO DI CASO DELLA SCUOLA PRIMARIA E.VENDRAMINI DI PORDENONE ». Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/12766.
Texte intégralCorcelli, Luca, et Andrea Zanzini. « Architettura e Restauro. Proposta di riuso e valorizzazione per la vecchia fornace di Bellaria ». Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2012. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/3791/.
Texte intégralBelli, Annachiara <1988>. « TEACHING MUSIC IN ENGLISH a CLIL experiment and a curriculum review for the scuola secondaria di primo grado ». Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/14941.
Texte intégralGallicchio, Adriana <1970>. « Le rappresentazioni sociali della musica degli insegnanti di scuola dell'infanzia. Documenti orientativi e indagini empiriche a confronto tra Italia e Venezuela ». Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2013. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/5514/1/gallicchio_adriana_tesi.pdf.
Texte intégralThis work is to study the effect of social representations of music college students who will become teachers of kindergarten and in particular the changes that occur during the university education period in Italy and Venezuela. The main objective was to make a comparison on the following issues: musical child, skills of the teacher and the purpose of music education. This work is embedded within the project "The musical knowledge as a social representation" (Addessi-Carugati 2010). The leading hypothesis is that the implicit conceptions of music work as social representations that influence the practices of teaching and music education. The first chapter deals with the themes of children, teachers and music education in kindergarten in Italy and Venezuela. The second shows studies on musical knowledge, the theory of social representations (Moscovici 1981) and the pilot project at the University of Bologna "The musical knowledge as Social Representation". The third chapter presents the analysis and interpretation of the empirical investigation carried out on a group of students of teacher training at the University of Mérida (Venezuela). In the fourth chapter we reflect and discuss on the results of the comparative study, the plans and programs of graduate study and the professional music teacher profile. The conclusions illustrate how the initial hypothesis has actually been confirmed: by the analysis and interpretation of the findings seems that the concepts implicit knowledge about music owned by the students affect their practice as future teachers. It was also noted that the differences encountered seem to be caused by different types of variables in the environment of the music education teacher, and especially by the meanings expressed by the different teaching contents, the social and cultural contexts and university curriculum.
Gallicchio, Adriana <1970>. « Le rappresentazioni sociali della musica degli insegnanti di scuola dell'infanzia. Documenti orientativi e indagini empiriche a confronto tra Italia e Venezuela ». Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2013. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/5514/.
Texte intégralThis work is to study the effect of social representations of music college students who will become teachers of kindergarten and in particular the changes that occur during the university education period in Italy and Venezuela. The main objective was to make a comparison on the following issues: musical child, skills of the teacher and the purpose of music education. This work is embedded within the project "The musical knowledge as a social representation" (Addessi-Carugati 2010). The leading hypothesis is that the implicit conceptions of music work as social representations that influence the practices of teaching and music education. The first chapter deals with the themes of children, teachers and music education in kindergarten in Italy and Venezuela. The second shows studies on musical knowledge, the theory of social representations (Moscovici 1981) and the pilot project at the University of Bologna "The musical knowledge as Social Representation". The third chapter presents the analysis and interpretation of the empirical investigation carried out on a group of students of teacher training at the University of Mérida (Venezuela). In the fourth chapter we reflect and discuss on the results of the comparative study, the plans and programs of graduate study and the professional music teacher profile. The conclusions illustrate how the initial hypothesis has actually been confirmed: by the analysis and interpretation of the findings seems that the concepts implicit knowledge about music owned by the students affect their practice as future teachers. It was also noted that the differences encountered seem to be caused by different types of variables in the environment of the music education teacher, and especially by the meanings expressed by the different teaching contents, the social and cultural contexts and university curriculum.
Caraci, Vela Maria, et Pietro Zappalà. « Die musikwissenschaftliche Fakultät der Universität von Pavia in Cremona (Facoltà di Musicologia – Scuola di Paleografia e Filologia musicale). Geschichte, Aufgaben und Methodik ». Bärenreiter Verlag, 2012. https://slub.qucosa.de/id/qucosa%3A71793.
Texte intégralSELLARI, GIUSEPPE. « La musica come strumento educativo : relazione e comunicazione in età prescolare : programma sperimentale per lo sviluppo dell’empatia e della prevenzione dei disturbi della voce nella scuola dell’infanzia ». Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata", 2010. https://hdl.handle.net/2108/202613.
Texte intégralThe definition of empathy is the ability of individuals to recognize and share in a vicarious way the emotion felt from another person, that is translated in an experienced emotion that is much more appropriate to the emotional mood of the other than to its own, and to understand the situation trying to put him/herself in the other’s shoe in a refined way in the course of development [Hoffmann 2001]. Since preschool age, empathizing with the experience of others help to apply the adaptation to prosocial behavior [Eisenberg et al., 2006]. Moreover, empathy helps to regulate the flow of negative emotions and reduces the aggressive effects towards friends [Eisenberg, Fabes 1991], it helps the communication and it encourages to welcome differences [Hoffman 2000]. So, this is the fundamental ability to build positive interpersonal relations and the well-being of children [Albiero, Matricardi 2006], and it is important to promote it with efficient training courses [WHO 1993]. Examining the principal experiences in vocal and emotional education, and to avoid psycological discomfort, it is possible to notice how often pedagogical approaches in the preschool years are lacking in precise programs. Often these educational courses are based on cognitive techniques where the verbal dimension is a privilege at the expense of the non verbal, and of the “body work” that, on the contrary, represents a fundamental essence for the development of children’s emotional “ego”. One of the most involving experiences that music can offer is to provoke profound and meaningful excitement and emotions [Budd 1985; Davies 1994; Juslin-Sloboda 2001; Juslin, Laukka 2004] following its own logic that is different from the verbal language [Nattiez 1989]. This ability to raise the level of our emotional life [Sloboda 1985] isn’t the only characteristic of this art. In fact music, for the different sensor and body ability level to which it refers, can adopt a formative worthiness (educational, curative and aesthetical) of extraordinary importance and can help children, especially in preschool age, to feel meaningful experiences [Shuter-Dyson 1999; Imberty 2002; Sacks 2008; Anceschi 2009; Baroni 2009]. AIM In the present research the authors examined the contents and the methods of the educational course Music and well-Being (that uses global musical activities based on listening, and on vocal and instrumental production) in order to check its efficiency in improving empathy and vocal ability in a group of four year old children. METHOD Partecipants: 40 children of about 4 years old that attend two primary school classes (20 experimental groups; 20 control groups). Procedure: The research has been done in three moments: 1- pre-test (October 2009); 2- training; 3- post-test (June 2010). In the pre-test and post-test stage they have realized a phoniatric visit and they have proposed to each child a self-value interview to measure the experimental empathy in answer to picture stories in which the protagonist would feel joy, sadness, fear, anger [Albiero, Lo Coco 2001; ECSS- Strayer, 1987]. During the training state (only for the experimental group) they did an educational course (Music and well-Being) made of 24 meetings week terms of about an hour each. Following the value of the “active method”, they have tried to favor personal harmony moments to arrive at the point, rush and extend the possibility of social-emotional relationships and relate the more meaningful and formative possible. The activities of choral singing, of movement and of making music together with Orff instruments have been proposed as moments to give the children a valid instrument of alternative communication to the verbal language, and to experiment with their own body a wide field of emotional relations and, at the same time, to enrich their intra and interpersonal experience. MAIN RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS The results show the educative path Music and well-Being has been efficient in improving the empathic and vocal ability of children towards all emotions considered (joy, sadness, fear, anger) and above all towards emotions of negative hedonic tone. This is important because to empathize with negative emotions like sadness and fear helps prosocial behavior in children, and empathize with anger others reduce their aggressive behavior [Eisenberg et al. 2006; Hoffmann 2000]. Music, that «is a game for kids» [Delalande 1984], can represent an important instrument useful to promote a positive interpersonal and social development in children and to improve a positive atmosphere in the class group
NOBILI, ELENA. « Alfredo Ildefonso Schuster a Roma (1880 - 1929) ». Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/1070.
Texte intégralAlfredo Ildefonso Schuster (1880-1954) was a Benedictine monk at the Basilica of Saint-Paul-Outside-the-Walls in Rome and Archbishop of Milan from 1929 to 1954. During his stay in Rome he held high offices for both the Benedictine order and the Roman Curia thanks to Popes Pius X, Benedict XV and Pius XI. He provided decisive contributions to various fields: teacher at the Institute of Sacred Music, Consultor to the Sacred Congregation of Rites, President of the Pontifical Oriental Institute and President of the Commission for Sacred Art. Man with a highly sensitive personality, Cardinal Schuster got in touch with the European Benedictine community, promoted the Liturgical Movement and showed his openness to the Orthodox Church and the Jewish people. In the political field Schuster clearly stated the necessity of the State to admit the important social action carried on by the Church, while blaming interferences and abuses of both the Liberal and Fascist Government.
NOBILI, ELENA. « Alfredo Ildefonso Schuster a Roma (1880 - 1929) ». Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/1070.
Texte intégralAlfredo Ildefonso Schuster (1880-1954) was a Benedictine monk at the Basilica of Saint-Paul-Outside-the-Walls in Rome and Archbishop of Milan from 1929 to 1954. During his stay in Rome he held high offices for both the Benedictine order and the Roman Curia thanks to Popes Pius X, Benedict XV and Pius XI. He provided decisive contributions to various fields: teacher at the Institute of Sacred Music, Consultor to the Sacred Congregation of Rites, President of the Pontifical Oriental Institute and President of the Commission for Sacred Art. Man with a highly sensitive personality, Cardinal Schuster got in touch with the European Benedictine community, promoted the Liturgical Movement and showed his openness to the Orthodox Church and the Jewish people. In the political field Schuster clearly stated the necessity of the State to admit the important social action carried on by the Church, while blaming interferences and abuses of both the Liberal and Fascist Government.