Abstract
Este artigo resultou de uma investigação naturalista, quali-quanti, sendo um estudo de caso, vertente multicasos. Como objetivo, identificou-se a importância de determinada comunicação não-verbal em aula individual de violino. A investigação foi realizada a partir da análise de bibliografia especializada, de ficha de observação direta da ação de um professor de violino, de bloco de notas e de entrevista semiestruturada realizada àquele. Os resultados foram triangulados e analisados, concluindo-se que determinada comunicação não-verbal, se usada conscientemente,
dá ao professor a possibilidade de transmitir a sua mensagem de forma mais clara e competente, obtendo o reconhecimento pedagógico-didático por parte dos alunos, tornando o ambiente de sala de aula propício a um ensino/aprendizagem mais eficaz.
This article resulted from a naturalistic investigation, quali-quanti, being a case study, in its multi-case aspect. As an objective, the importance of certain nonverbal communication in violin lessons was identified. The investigation was carried out from the analysis of specialized bibliography, a form of direct observation of the action of a violin teacher, a notebook, and a semi-structured interview he was submitted to. The results were triangulated and analyzed, concluding that certain nonverbal communication, if used consciously, gives the teacher the possibility of transmitting his message in a clear and more competent way, obtaining pedagogical-didactic recognition from students. Thus, the classroom environment is more suitable and conducive to a more effective teaching/learning process.
dá ao professor a possibilidade de transmitir a sua mensagem de forma mais clara e competente, obtendo o reconhecimento pedagógico-didático por parte dos alunos, tornando o ambiente de sala de aula propício a um ensino/aprendizagem mais eficaz.
This article resulted from a naturalistic investigation, quali-quanti, being a case study, in its multi-case aspect. As an objective, the importance of certain nonverbal communication in violin lessons was identified. The investigation was carried out from the analysis of specialized bibliography, a form of direct observation of the action of a violin teacher, a notebook, and a semi-structured interview he was submitted to. The results were triangulated and analyzed, concluding that certain nonverbal communication, if used consciously, gives the teacher the possibility of transmitting his message in a clear and more competent way, obtaining pedagogical-didactic recognition from students. Thus, the classroom environment is more suitable and conducive to a more effective teaching/learning process.
Translated title of the contribution | Nonverbal communication in the context of individual violin lessons |
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Original language | Portuguese |
Article number | e224220 |
Pages (from-to) | 1-21 |
Number of pages | 21 |
Journal | Per Musi |
Volume | 2022 |
Issue number | 42 |
DOIs | |
Publication status | Published - 30 Jan 2022 |
Keywords
- Body language
- Music education
- Music teaching
- Nonverbal communication
- Violin teaching