MGLU5235

Theory and analysis

Last taught 2023

Autumn

Trondheim

Norwegian and English

Overview

21 candidates

Average grade

B

3.71

0.18

Pass rate

100%

same

Grade distribution
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About this course

Content

This course allows candidates to develop advanced knowledge and understanding of a variety of theoretical frameworks and analytical approaches in arts education research. The course seeks to advance master’s research that is independent, critical, ethical, theoretically positioned, analytical and well-articulated. The course further aims to enhance the candidates’ confidence and ability to creatively analyse arts education research material. The course provides insight into theories and research paradigms, and how different positions influence the knowledge production. Ethical perspectives on research are emphasised.

Learning outcomes

Knowledge, the candidate has - sofisticated knowledge of different theoretical frameworks - thorough knowledge about different analytical approaches in arts education research - thorough knowledge about research ethics

Skills, the candidate can - identify and critically discuss relationships between theoretical frameworks and methodological choices in arts education research - chose and use suitable methods for analysing arts education research material - conduct and reflect on arts education ethically

General competence, the candidate can - thoroughly evaluate possibilities, challenges and limitations in knowledge production through different theoretical frameworks and analytical approaches

Teaching methods

The teaching is organized as part of the MGLU education with master’s in music or arts & craft on campus in Trondheim.

Candidates will learn through the following methods:

• Workshops and collaboration, constructing a community of practice

• Reading, analysis, writing, and peer discourse

• Develop own master’s analytical design

• Self-directed learning