LA MATERIA DE HISTORIA DE LA MÚSICA Y DE LA DANZA EN EL BACHILLERATO: UN ENFOQUE DESDE LA TEORÍA DE LOS ESTILOS DE APRENDIZAJE DE ALONSO, GALLEGO Y HONEY
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https://doi.org/10.55777/rea.v6i11.981Keywords:
Estilos de Aprendizaje, Estrategias de enseñanza-aprendizaje, Recursos Didácticos, Aprender a aprender, Creatividad, Inteligencia Emocional, Historia de la Música y de la DanzaAbstract
Resumen: En este artículo se realiza una propuesta didáctica para la materia de Historia de la Música y de la Danza en Bachillerato según los Estilos de Aprendizaje de Alonso, Gallego y Honey. Se describe el concepto de “Estilos de Aprendizaje” y se proponen las Estrategias de enseñanza-aprendizaje más adecuadas para llevar a cabo una enseñanza personalizada, atendiendo a la diversidad del alumnado, mediante la elaboración de una serie de recursos didácticos y materiales que respondan a las necesidades de la actual Sociedad del Conocimiento en la que vivimos, donde aprender a aprender, la creatividad y las habilidades de la inteligencia emocional juegan un papel de capital importancia. Se ha empleado una metodología constructivista-cualitativa, con un enfoque holístico, inductivo e idiográfico, con el propósito de conocer y comprender la realidad educativa en la actualidad, mediante una visión más flexible, personal y que admite la influencia de los valores.
THE SUBJECT ‘THE HISTORY OF MUSIC AND DANCE’ IN SIXTH FORM: AN APPROACH BASED ON ALONSO, GALLEGO AND HONEY’S THEORY OF LEARNING STYLES
Abstract: In this paper, a didactic proposal based on Alonso, Gallego and Honey’s Learning Styles is made for the subject: The History of Music and Dance. The concept of Learning Styles is described and the most appropriate Teaching and Learning Strategies are proposed in order to carry out a personalized education, that attends to student diversity through the development of a series of teaching resources and materials that responds to the needs of the Knowledge Society in which we live, where learning to learn, creativity and abilities in emotional intelligence play a major role. A constructivist-qualitative methodology has been employed, with a holistic, inductive and idiographic approach, with the purpose of finding out about and understanding the current educational reality through a more flexible and personal vision that admits the influence of values.
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