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    음악학습에 있어서의 동기의 중요성과 관련요소에 대한 이해 = Musical Learning and Motivation

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    Identifying oneself as a musician requires a commitment to music which in turn demands that engagement with music is enjoyable and active. Family, in the first instance, and later teachers, are key in determining the extent to which musical activities are enjoyable and set at the appropriate level to be both challenging and successful. Positive feedback is crucial to the development of self-confidence, particularly early one`s failure occurs it should be attributed to specific circumstances rather than to lack of ability. As students progress, their intrinsic motivation will be enhanced if they have control over the repertoire that they learn and the musical group. Where activities have social dimension motivation is likely to be further enhanced. While it might be tempting to offer external rewards for practicing or other musical activities, in the long therm if motivation is not generated from within the individual, the activities are unlikely to be sustained.
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    Identifying oneself as a musician requires a commitment to music which in turn demands that engagement with music is enjoyable and active. Family, in the first instance, and later teachers, are key in determining the extent to which musical activities...

    Identifying oneself as a musician requires a commitment to music which in turn demands that engagement with music is enjoyable and active. Family, in the first instance, and later teachers, are key in determining the extent to which musical activities are enjoyable and set at the appropriate level to be both challenging and successful. Positive feedback is crucial to the development of self-confidence, particularly early one`s failure occurs it should be attributed to specific circumstances rather than to lack of ability. As students progress, their intrinsic motivation will be enhanced if they have control over the repertoire that they learn and the musical group. Where activities have social dimension motivation is likely to be further enhanced. While it might be tempting to offer external rewards for practicing or other musical activities, in the long therm if motivation is not generated from within the individual, the activities are unlikely to be sustained.

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    1 정진원, "피아노 연습과정에서 나타나는 자기조절학습(Self-Regulated Learning) 성향에 관한 고찰- 중등 피아노 전공자를 대상으로 -" 한국음악교육학회 27 (27): 197-225, 2004

    2 정진원, "음악학습과정에서 나타나는 ‘자기조절학습(Self-Regulated Learning)요소’에 대한 이해와 교수-학습적 시사점" 한국음악교육학회 32 : 127-158, 2007

    3 Howe, M. J. A., "Young musicians accounts of significant influences in their early lives: 1. The family and the musical background" 8 (8): 39-52, 1991

    4 Burland, K., "Training the talented" 4 (4): 121-140, 2002

    5 Moore, D. G., "The social context of musical success: A developmental account" 94 : 529-549, 2003

    6 McCormick, J., "The role of self-efficacy in musical performance examination: An exploratory structural equation analysis" 31 (31): 37-51, 2003

    7 Sloboda, J. A., "The role of practice in the development of expert musical performance" 87 : 287-309, 1996

    8 Davidson, J. W., "The role of parents and teachers in the success and failure of instrumental learners" 127 : 40-44, 1996

    9 O'Neill, S. A., "The Role of practice in children's early musical performance achievement, in Does practice make perfect: Current theory and research on instrumental music practice" Norweigian Academy of Music 53-70, 1997

    10 Asmus, E. P., "Student beliefs about the causes of success and failure in music: A study of achievement motivation" 34 : 262-278, 1986

    1 정진원, "피아노 연습과정에서 나타나는 자기조절학습(Self-Regulated Learning) 성향에 관한 고찰- 중등 피아노 전공자를 대상으로 -" 한국음악교육학회 27 (27): 197-225, 2004

    2 정진원, "음악학습과정에서 나타나는 ‘자기조절학습(Self-Regulated Learning)요소’에 대한 이해와 교수-학습적 시사점" 한국음악교육학회 32 : 127-158, 2007

    3 Howe, M. J. A., "Young musicians accounts of significant influences in their early lives: 1. The family and the musical background" 8 (8): 39-52, 1991

    4 Burland, K., "Training the talented" 4 (4): 121-140, 2002

    5 Moore, D. G., "The social context of musical success: A developmental account" 94 : 529-549, 2003

    6 McCormick, J., "The role of self-efficacy in musical performance examination: An exploratory structural equation analysis" 31 (31): 37-51, 2003

    7 Sloboda, J. A., "The role of practice in the development of expert musical performance" 87 : 287-309, 1996

    8 Davidson, J. W., "The role of parents and teachers in the success and failure of instrumental learners" 127 : 40-44, 1996

    9 O'Neill, S. A., "The Role of practice in children's early musical performance achievement, in Does practice make perfect: Current theory and research on instrumental music practice" Norweigian Academy of Music 53-70, 1997

    10 Asmus, E. P., "Student beliefs about the causes of success and failure in music: A study of achievement motivation" 34 : 262-278, 1986

    11 Bandura, A., "Social foundations of thought and action: A social cognitive theory" Prencice-Hall 1986

    12 McPherson, G. E., "Self-regulation of musical learning: A social cognitive perspective, in The new handbook of research on music teaching and learning" Oxford University Press 327-347, 2002

    13 Bandura, A, "Self-efficacy conception of anxiety, in Anxiety and self-focused attention" Routledge 89-110, 1991

    14 Jacopson, R., "Reverberations: Interviews with the world's leading musicians" Morrow 1974

    15 Kingsbury, H., "Music, talent and performance: A conservatory cultural system" Temple University Press 1988

    16 Epstein, H., "Music talks: Conversations with musicians" Penguin Books 1987

    17 Sloboda, J. A., "Music as language, in Music and child development: The biology of music making" BBM Music 28-43, 1990

    18 O'Neill, S. A., "Motivation, in The science and psychology of music performance: Creative strategies for teaching and learning" Oxford University Press 31-46, 2002

    19 Maehr, M. L., "Motivation and achievement, in The new handbook of research on music teaching and learning" Oxford University Press 348-372, 2002

    20 Austin, L., "Motivation after failure in school music performance classes: The facilitative effects of strategy attributions" 111 : 1-23, 1998

    21 Renwick, J. M., "Interest and choice: Student-selected repertoire and its effect on practicing behavior" 19 : 173-188, 2002

    22 Green, L., "How popular musicians learn: A way ahead for music education" Ashgate 2002

    23 Axelrod, H. R., "Heifetz" Paganiniana 1976

    24 Bloom, B. S., "Generalizations about talent development, in Developing talent in young people" Ballantine 507-549, 1985

    25 Austin, L., "Competitive and non-competitive goal structures: An analysis of motivation and achievement among elementary band students" 19 : 142-158, 1991

    26 Wigfileld, A., "Childrens' achievement values in different domain: Developmental and cultural differences" 1999

    27 Davidson, J. W., "Characteristics of music teachers and progress of young instrumentalists" 46 : 141-160, 1998

    28 Sloboda, J. A., "Biographical precursors of musical excellence: An interview study" 19 : 3-21, 1991

    29 Hallam, S., "Approaches to instrumental music practice of experts and novices, in Does practice make perfect?: Current theory and research on instrumental music practice" Norges musikkhogskole 89-107, 1997

    30 Segovia, A., "Andres Segovia: An autobiography of the years 1893-1920" Mcmillan 1976

    31 Eccles, J., "Age and gender differences in children's self and task perceptions during elementary school" 64 : 830-847, 1993

    32 McPherson, G. E., "A longitudinal study of self-regulation in children's musical practice" 3 : 169-186, 2001

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