Over the past two years, we have been working with our partners to develop a methodology to bring children aged 3-6 closer to music in a sustainable, innovative and engaging way. In addition, we have developed not only a methodology, but also a music listening tool for children based on research, testing and development of […]
Over the past two years, we have been working with our partners to develop a methodology to bring children aged 3-6 closer to music in a sustainable, innovative and engaging way. In addition, we have developed not only a methodology, but also a music listening tool for children based on research, testing and development of digital tools, taking into account the use of environmentally conscious and sustainable materials and 21st century solutions. What has happened in the last two years? What has been the experience of the partnership? What success stories can be told? What difficulties have the creators of the methodology and the tool faced? How will the methodology and the tool be applied in music education?
In this online professional event, we will discuss these questions with our guests – and answer questions from participants at the end of the discussion.
We are especially looking for music education professionals who would like to use our methodology or even try the tool.
Panelists:
Dr Ildikó Király – ELTE Baby Lab
Silvia Di Benedetto – National and European Projects manager, Explora il Museo dei Bambini di Roma
Bart Grimonprez – Expert Prototyping & Additive Manufacturing, Howest University Belgium
Moderátor: Barna Petrányi, Pro Progressione
The language of the event is ENGLISH.
If you would like to attend, you can register here:
https://forms.gle/Totwcpr817mVpvCeA
(You’ll get a Zoom link some days before the event)
KidBeats project is co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union.
More information about the project: https://kidbeatsproject.com/
Project partners:
Gryllus Kft (HU)
Museo dei Bambini (IT)
HOWEST (BE)
ELTE BabyLab (HU)