Epistemic beliefs and responsibility in violin teaching

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https://doi.org/10.29105/aitias1.1-6

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constructivism, music education, personal epistemology

Abstract

Despite the movable nature of paradigms, the responsibility linked to a profession is a subject that transcends time-space and disciplinary limits. The consubstantial social life of human beings denotes both individual and collective responsibility. Faculty, responsible of their professional task and framed in a society that demands quality in the educational processes, are committed to act in diverse areas. These duties are closely related to educational purposes, which particularly in music education, consider the independence of students, in virtue of symbolic, procedural, and attitudinal teaching processes. Especially, within the elements linked to the behaviour of students facing the educational process, epistemological beliefs are relevant in the development of attitudes that lead to the independence of students. These refer to students’ beliefs on knowledge and learning, originated in the formative process. With regards to the responsibility arisen from the educational purposes, faculty are encouraged to answer to epistemological beliefs by designing learning spaces that promote attitudes which lead to musical independence.

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Francisco Javier Ceniceros Cázares, Autonomous University of Nuevo León

Director de sede y profesor de la Red de Orquestas Juveniles Por la Igualdad, programa embajador del Instituto Estatal de las Mujeres. Actualmente es estudiante del programa Maestría en Innovación Educativa de la FFyL, UANL.

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Published

2021-03-24

How to Cite

Ceniceros Cázares, F. J. (2021). Epistemic beliefs and responsibility in violin teaching. Aitias, Revista De Filosofía Del CEH, 1(1), 1–35. https://doi.org/10.29105/aitias1.1-6

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