Music Teachers Oz

About the courses and institutions

Four institutions across Australia will collaborate in this project. Students and academics will have the opportunity to engage in collaboration through online problem-based learning. The collaboration that is central to this project between academics at different institutions will ensure that there are significant similarities in approach and assessment.

University of Southern Queensland Students

Pre-service teacher studying PRT2002 "Educating the Creative Person" will be involved in solving the problems provided from teachers in various contexts. This course encourages pre-service teachers to develop basic skills for teaching the arts syllabus strands through constructivist teaching approaches and authentic assessment.

Teacher

Dr David Cleaver: cleaver@usq.edu.au

University of Tasmania students

Pre-service teachers studying ESG765 Curriculum Issues in Arts Education will be involved in the project. This course is designed to increase the confidence of students by allowing students to develop and apply useful musical skills and understandings within early childhood and primary classroom context.

Teachers

Associate Professor Margaret Barrett: Margaret.Barrett@utas.edu.au
Dr Bill Baker: Bill.Baker@utas.edu.au

Griffith University students

Masters students will be involved in helping create more case studies for this project. Pre-service teachers involved in 1015VTA 'Music Education' will also be involved as they consolidate the understandings of the nature of the arts and arts education.

Teachers

Dr Julie Ballantyne: Julie.Ballantyne@griffith.edu.au
Dr Scott Harrison: Scott.Harrison@griffith.edu.au
Dr Kay Hartwig: K.Hartwig@griffith.edu.au

Charles Sturt University students

Pre-service teachers will be involved in EMA312 in the second semester of 2006. This subject is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills to plan, implement and evaluate a program of arts-based learning in Primary school settings.

Teachers

Dr Christopher Klopper: cklopper@csu.edu.au



Student room	About the courses and institutions Four institutions across Australia will collaborate in this project. Students and academics will have the opportunity to engage in collaboration through online problem-based learning. The collaboration that is central to this project between academics at different institutions will ensure that there are significant similarities in approach and assessment. University of Southern Queensland Students Pre-service teacher studying PRT2002 "Educating the Creative Person" will be involved in solving the problems provided from teachers in various contexts. This course encourages pre-service teachers to develop basic skills for teaching the arts syllabus strands through constructivist teaching approaches and authentic assessment. Teacher Dr David Cleaver: cleaver@usq.edu.au University of Tasmania students Pre-service teachers studying ESG765 Curriculum Issues in Arts Education will be involved in the project. This course is designed to increase the confidence of students by allowing students to develop and apply useful musical skills and understandings within early childhood and primary classroom context. Teachers Associate Professor Margaret Barrett: Margaret.Barrett@utas.edu.au Dr Bill Baker: Bill.Baker@utas.edu.au Griffith University students Masters students will be involved in helping create more case studies for this project. Pre-service teachers involved in 1015VTA 'Music Education' will also be involved as they consolidate the understandings of the nature of the arts and arts education. Teachers Dr Julie Ballantyne: Julie.Ballantyne@griffith.edu.au Dr Scott Harrison: Scott.Harrison@griffith.edu.au Dr Kay Hartwig: K.Hartwig@griffith.edu.au Charles Sturt University students Pre-service teachers will be involved in EMA312 in the second semester of 2006. This subject is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills to plan, implement and evaluate a program of arts-based learning in Primary school settings. Teachers Dr Christopher Klopper: cklopper@csu.edu.au

Music Teachers Oz is a collaborative project funded by the Carrick Institute between the University of Southern Queensland, Griffith University, University of Tasmania and Charles Sturt University. All information found on this site is copyright and may not be used without written consent from the project team. © Copyright
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