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EEO. 2009; 8(2): 605-623


The Effect of Lecturing Model Based on Multiple Intelligence Theory on the 7th grade Music StudentsÂ’ Level of Music Learning in Primary School

Zeki NACAKCI.




Abstract

The aim of this study is to determine the effect of the lecturing model which is prepared for the
primary school music students based on Multiple Intelligence Theory, on the musical learning levels of the
students. The study was applied to the 200 students three Primary Schools of Ministry of Education. For this
reason a pattern of an experimental pre-test- final-test control group was used. In the research, cognitive,
affective, and psychomotor behaviors of the unit were evaluated by measuring them separately. In order to
analyze the collected data, frequency, percentage, arithmetic means, for the complicated measurements ANOVA
with two-factors, Mann Whitney U and student statistical analytical techniques were used. For the statistical
significance level .05 significance level was chosen. In the research it was found that the teaching model based
on multiple intelligence theory was much more effective than the conventional teaching methods in teaching
cognitive behaviors for the unit ‘’Rhytm, Melody and Measure in Music’’, in teaching psychomotor behaviors it
was found to be affective partially and for the affective behaviors it was not found to be more affective.

Key words: Multiple Intelligence Theory, Education, Music






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