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Author McDowell, Lauren.

Title The application of Nel Noddings' care theory in a seventh grade general music class : an action research / by Lauren McDowell.

Publication Info. 2009.

Item Status

Location Call No. Status OPAC Message Public Note Gift Note
 Moore Stacks  LD4711.R543 M34 2009    Available  ---
 Talbott: Circulating Collection  MT1 .M148 2009    Available  ---
Description x unnumbered leaves, 162 leaves ; 28 cm
age Children
Note "Submitted to the Department of Graduate Education, Leadership and Counseling, School of Education...in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Master of Arts in Teaching."
Printout.
Thesis Thesis (M.A.T.)--Rider University, 2009.
Note Preliminary pages are misnumbered.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (leaves 143-149).
Summary "The structure of the American educational system makes it a priority to nurture students' intellectual growth, yet there is little accountability for monitoring the holistic growth of students. Along with overseeing students' cognitive development, Nel Noddings charges her teachers with nurturing students' moral and ethical development through her advocacy of care theory. Care theory seeks to create responsive classroom environments in which members of the classroom relate to one another in positive and constructive contexts. The purpose of this research was to examine the application of care theory in one 7th grade general music class in a northern New Jersey school. The study was framed as an action research with the researcher acting as the teacher of the music class. Data were collected through document analysis, observation, and interviews over the course of one 30-day music cycle. The results of this study indicate that music became a means of connection between members of the classroom, a means to examine ethical issues in society, and a means to empower students within the classroom. Care theory was naturally synthesized into the curriculum of the music classroom and it worked to significantly foster teacher-student connections and student-student connections"--P. v.
Local Note Master's Theses--School of Education.
Subject Noddings, Nel.
Noddings, Nel.
School music -- Instruction and study -- New Jersey.
School music -- Instruction and study.
New Jersey.
Music -- Instruction and study.
Music -- Instruction and study.
Moral education -- Research -- New Jersey.
Moral education -- Research.
Moral education.
Moral education -- New Jersey -- Case studies.
Genre/Form Case studies.
Subject Moral education (Middle school)
Moral education (Middle school)
Education -- Aims and objectives.
Education -- Aims and objectives.
Action research in education.
Action research in education.
Teacher-student relationships -- Research -- New Jersey.
Teacher-student relationships -- Research.
Teacher-student relationships.
Teacher-student relationships -- New Jersey -- Case studies.
Caring.
Caring.
Music -- Instruction and study -- Juvenile.
Students -- Conduct of life.
Students -- Conduct of life.
Genre/Form Academic theses.
Academic theses.
Case studies.
Added Author Rider University.
Rider University. School of Education.
Westminster Choir College.