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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PROFESSIONAL TRAINING SYSTEMS FOR MUSICIAN-PEDAGOGUES IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES AND KAZAKHSTAN

Автор(ы)
Rakhilyam Baltiyeva
Ayaulym Ibraimova
Aidana Amangeldi
Dinara Kaumetova
Дата публикации
6 декабря 2025 г.
Тип
journal article
Журнал
Yegah Müzikoloji Dergisi
Том
8
Выпуск
4
Первая страница
3634
Последняя страница
3661
DOI
10.51576/ymd.1794140
ISSN
2636-8838
Аннотация
This paper explores the differences and similarities between music teacher education programmes in Germany, France, Italy, the UK, Finland, and Kazakhstan, focusing on curriculum structure, pedagogical approaches, and cultural influences. It examines the balance between theoretical and practical disciplines, the integration of digital technologies, and the role of multiculturalism in education. The study reveals notable contrasts between European and Kazakhstani systems. European programmes emphasize innovation, critical thinking, creativity, and adaptability to global contexts. They also value interdisciplinarity, linking music education with fields such as management and digital technologies. In contrast, Kazakhstani programmes prioritize the preservation of national musical identity through the teaching of folk music and traditional performance practices. One key strength of European models is their integration of digital tools, enabling flexible and accessible learning formats. These differences point to the potential benefits of intercultural exchange, allowing both regions to learn from each other’s strengths. Blending traditional and modern teaching methods could better prepare music educators to work effectively in both local and global settings. The findings support the development of curriculum recommendations aimed at increasing flexibility, cultural relevance, and global competence. Ultimately, this study advocates for the creation of universal education models that respect cultural uniqueness while responding to the demands of a rapidly changing world. Such models could enhance teacher preparation, foster innovation, and promote inclusive, globally minded education systems. By merging best practices from diverse contexts, music teacher education can evolve to meet contemporary educational and cultural challenges more effectively.
Темы

music teacher educati...

music education

curriculum comparison...

digital technologies ...

multicultural educati...

folk music teaching

national musical iden...

cultural exchange

interdisciplinarity

global competence

teacher preparation

Области науки (FoS)

Arts and Humanities

Music

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