NettetIn response to Europe's societal challenges, such as current issues about migration, the Institute of Music Education at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz established Meet4Music (M4M), a low-threshold community music project. M4M is open to individuals from all sociocultural and musical backgrounds and ages, and provides … Nettet12. feb. 2012 · Vygotiskian-Constructivist Theories in Music Education Research Wertsch Wertsch (1985) describes Vygotsky’s theoretical approach as being divided into three core themes. They are: a reliance on 1) a genetic or developmental method; 2) the claim that higher mental processes in the

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