Analysis of Interdisciplinary Integration in Music Culture Lessons
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https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v6i6.1359Keywords:
Interdisciplinary Communication; Music Lessons; Students; Artistic Aesthetic; Music Lessons; Listening to Music; Vocal Singing; Secondary Schools; TeacherAbstract
Based on the content of issues on the structuring of music lessons in interdisciplinary relationships, this article provides examples of several ways in which music lessons might be structured so that they are relevant to students in grades 5–7 studying natural sciences.
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