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Abstract
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Competency and Character Education in the Music
Curriculum in Korea
Jung, Eun-Gyeong*?Chung, Jin-Won**
This research aims at examining the educational effect in the music curriculum in Korea
according to the educational demand of the recent diverse changes in the society whether
musical education in Korea can improve students¡¯ competency and character.
As for the study method, literature research was mainly conducted, and with regard to
the research contents based on it, first, the meanings of competency-based education
emphasized nowadays and Character Education as the core competency were investigated,
second, the contents related to competency and Character Education in music curriculum so
far were analyzed, and third, the characteristics of the current music curriculum centered
on competency and Character Education were studied into.
There are three indications of this research. First, it has been verified that cultivation
of human emotions and characteristic through musical experiences have been suggested as
the main goal and role of music education along with the goal of developing students¡¯
musicality in the process of music curriculum revision so far. Second, these contents
related to personality are being emphasized particularly in the section of the goals of
music education, but it has also been proved that no specific musical activities connected
to them are clearly suggested in the sections of ¡®contents¡¯, ¡®teaching and learning
methods¡¯, and ¡®evaluation.¡¯ Third, according to the changes in the music curriculum,
nurturing students¡¯ competency was not a main goal of music education, but the elements
relevant to it has been reflected a lot so far, in the present curriculum revised in 2009 in
particular, the contents related to competency have been found to be mentioned
substantially.
** Busan National University of Education
** Chuncheon National University of Education