ISSUES OF COMBINING TRADITIONAL AND INNOVATIVE METHODS IN MUSIC EDUCATION
Keywords:
Music education, traditional methods, innovative methods, pedagogical combination, interactive education, information and communication technologies, creative activity, music literacy.Abstract
This article discusses the role of traditional and innovative methods in music education and the issues of their combination. The importance of traditional methods in the formation of musical literacy, and the possibilities of innovative pedagogical approaches in the development of students' creative activity and independent thinking, are analyzed. Also, ways to increase the effectiveness of music education by combining these methods in the modern educational process are substantiated. The article is enriched with scientific and theoretical conclusions aimed at improving the process of music education.
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