From Sea to Sea: Perspectives on Music Education in Canada

Autores

Carol Beynon (coord.), Western University; Kari Veblen (coord.), Western University; André Heywood (coord.), Western University; Stephanie Horsley (coord.), Western University; Uresha DeAlwiss

Sinopse

This book was edited by Dr. Kari Veblen and Dr. Carol Beynon with assistance of Stephanie Horsley, Uresha DeAlwiss, and André Heywood. It was previously housed by the Coalition for Music Education at www.musicmakesus.ca and by Andre Heywood at alheywood.110mb.com/ebook/. This version of the book contains all of the material from the previous two sites, as well as an updated chapter summarizing the content of its companion print book, which will be available through Wilfred Laurier University Press (2012).

Capítulos

  • Foreword
    Gary McPherson
  • Preface
    Carol Beynon, Kari Veblen
  • Acknowledgements
    Carol Beynon, Kari Veblen
  • Symposium Program
  • Book Launch
  • Maps of Canada
  • Study of Music Education Across Canada
    Coalition for Music Education in Canada
  • Letter of Greeting from the International Society for Music Education to the Delegates of the 2005 Pan-Canadian Symposium on Music Education
    Gary McPherson
  • Music Education in Canada: What is the State of the Art? A Reflection
    Shelley M. Griffin
  • Reflection From a University Student’s Perspective
    André Heywood
  • Reflections on the Pan Canadian Symposium
    Joan Russell
  • Music Education in Canada: Depth-of-Field and Subjective Perspectives
    Carol Beynon, Kari Veblen
  • Music Education in British Columbia
    Allan Anderson, Dennis F. Tupman
  • Music Education in Alberta: The Contribution of School Music Programs
    Tom J. Dust, Amanda P. Montgomery
  • A Response to “Music Education in Alberta: The Contribution of School Music Programs” (Thomas Dust & Amanda Montgomery)
    Sheila J. Scott
  • Music Education in Saskatchewan: An Outsider’s Perspective
    Jonathan G. Bayley
  • “Knowing” Strengthened by “Knowing About”: A Reflection Precipitated by Jonathan G. Bayley’s “Music Education in Saskatchewan: An Outsider’s Perspective”
    Victoria Meredith
  • The State of Music Education in Manitoba
    Wayne Bowman
  • Reflection on “Manitoba’s Success Story: What Constitutes Successful Music Education in the 21st Century?” (Wayne Bowman)
    Wilfried Gruhn
  • Music Education in Ontario: Snapshots on a Long and Winding Road
    Lee Willingham, Jane Cutler
  • Ontario—By the Numbers: A Statistical Examination of Enrolment in Ontario Secondary School Music Classes
    Nora Vince
  • A Response to "Ontario—By the Numbers: A Statistical Examination of Enrolment in Ontario Secondary School Music Classes"(Nora Vince)
    Darryl Edwards
  • La situation de l’enseignement musical dans le milieu scolaire du Québec
    Louise Mathieu, Maria Teresa Moreno, Valerie Peters, Mercè Vilar
  • The Domino Effect: Québec’s Language Legislation and its Effect on Music Teacher Education in the Anglophone Sector
    Joan Russell
  • The Present State of Music Education in the English Schools of New Brunswick
    Nancy Vogan
  • State of the Art of Music Education in the Francophone Schools of New Brunswick
    Anne Lowe, John Grashel
  • Music Education in Nova Scotia
    Eric W. Favaro
  • Music Education in Prince Edward Island: A View Beyond the Bridge
    Shelley M. Griffin
  • A Response to “Music Education in Prince Edward Island: A View Beyond the Bridge” (Shelley M. Griffin)
    Sandra Reid
  • Music Education in Newfoundland and Labrador
    Ki Adams, Andrea Rose
  • Music Education in the Yukon: State of the Art
    Rebekah Bell
  • An Overview of the History and Development of String Teaching and Orchestral Training in Canada
    Ninette Babineau
  • A Response To “An Overview of the History and Development of String Teaching and Orchestral Training in Canada” (Ninette Babineau)
    Liz Gould
  • Canadian Music Education Policy Development
    Eric W. Favaro
  • A Response to “Canadian Music Education Policy Development” (Eric W. Favaro)
    Francine L. Morin
  • Gender Issues in Music Education at the Pan-Canadian Symposium
    Roberta Lamb
  • Futures! “Short Rides in Fast Machines”
    David J. Elliott
  • Some Thoughts on the History and Current Developments of Non-traditional Forms of Music Education
    Brian A. Roberts
  • The History and Development of Elementary Music Education in Canada: Curricular Perspectives
    Rodger J. Beatty
  • Constant and Change: The Political and Social in the Shaping of Curriculum; A Response to “The History and Development of Elementary Music Education in Canada: Curricular Perspective” (Rodger Beatty)
    Sandra L. Stauffer
  • Specialist vs. Non-Specialist Music Teachers: Creating a Space for Conversation
    Shelley M. Griffin, Amanda P. Montgomery
  • A Response to “Specialist vs. Non-Specialist Music Teachers: Creating a Space for Conversation” (Shelley Griffin and Amanda Montgomery)
    Jean Downey
  • The Professional Identity of Music Teachers: A Lifelong Discovery
    A. Kim Eyre
  • A Reflection on “The Professional Identity of Music Teachers: A Lifelong Discovery” (A. Kim Eyre)
    Tim G. Cooper
  • National Music Education Associations: Pitfalls, Problems, and Possibilities
    Stephanie Horsley
  • The Fine Arts and Media in Education Project: The Integration of Creative Arts-Based Activities, Wireless Technologies, and Constructivist Teaching Practices in Practicum Classrooms
    Peter Gouzouasis, Anne Marie LaMonde, Martin Guhn
  • Triage: Developing A Profile Of Arts Partnership Projects
    Bernard W. Andrews, Eileen O. Harris
  • A Reflection on “Triage: Developing A Profile Of Arts Partnership Projects” (Bernard Andrews and Eileen Harris)
    Jonathan Stephen
  • Reflections: Thinking about Teaching Music
    Donald McKellar, Daniela Bute, Jessica Edwards, André Heywood, Joseph Chi-Sing Siu, Kim Saunders
  • Reclaiming A Democratic Purpose For Music Education
    Paul Woodford
  • Considering Music Teacher Education as a Democratic Project: Reflection on “Reclaiming A Democratic Purpose For Music Education” (Paul Woodford)
    Janet R. Barrett
  • Is There a Canadian Philosophy of Music Education?
    David J. Elliott
  • A Response to “Is There a Canadian Philosophy of Music Education?” (David Elliott)
    Thomas A. Regelski
  • So, What is the State of the Art?
    Harold Fiske
  • View from Hong Kong: Revitalizing the Music Curriculum
    Chi Cheung Leung
  • Impressions of the UWO Pan-Canadian Symposium
    Wayne Bowman
  • Reflection on “Impressions of the UWO Pan-Canadian Symposium” (Bowman)
    Marie F. McCarthy
  • Voices From the Symposium: Considering A Future For Music Education In Canada
    Betty Hanley
  • Contemplating a Future for Canadian Music Education
    Carol Beynon, Kari Veblen
  • Table of Contents and Abstracts
  • List of Contributors
Book cover titled From Sea to Sea: Perspectives on Music Education. The cover features a warm-toned illustration of a historic-looking building with a tower, surrounded by trees in autumn colors. The background includes soft green and beige tones with layered, textured shapes. Text at the top reads “From Sea to Sea” in large red letters and “Perspectives on Music Education” in smaller text beneath. The authors’ names, “Karl Vibert & Carol Beynon,” appear toward the bottom, along with a note indicating affiliation with Western University in London, Ontario.

Publicado

janeiro 1, 2007

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