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      Tecnología digital en la educación musical infantil Translated title: Tecnologia digital na educação musical para crianças Translated title: Digital technology in music education for children

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          Resumen En la actualidad, la educación experimenta cambios profundos para integrar la tecnología digital en el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje. La adquisición de competencias digitales afecta a los agentes y las etapas educativas, pero no con la misma intensidad. El objetivo de este trabajo es explorar la dupla tecnología y educación musical en el colectivo infantil, a través de una revisión de la literatura publicada en bases científicas relevantes en el campo de la educación -WoS, SCOPUS y ERIC- durante los últimos diez años. Las tres categorías extraídas fueron: potencial de los recursos en el aprendizaje musical, aprendizaje no musical y uso docente de las tecnologías. Los resultados muestran un bajo número de investigaciones musicales en torno a la tecnología y su efecto en la música y en el movimiento, ya que la mayoría de las investigaciones se centra en la mejora de la exploración sonora, en la creación y en la interpretación musical. Se puede afirmar que el uso de la tecnología en el aprendizaje musical parece efectivo, puesto que mejora tanto en el aprendizaje musical como en el no musical.

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          Resumo Hoje a educação atravessa mudanças profundas para integrar a tecnologia digital no processo de ensino-aprendizagem. A aquisição de competências digitais afeta os agentes e as etapas educacionais, mas não com a mesma intensidade. Este trabalho visa a explorar a conexão entre tecnologia e educação musical para crianças, mediante a revisão da literatura científica publicada em bancos de dados científicos relevantes no campo da educação - WoS, SCOPUS e ERIC - durante os últimos dez anos. As três categorias identificadas foram: potencial de recursos na aprendizagem musical, aprendizagem não musical e o uso da tecnologia no ensino. Os resultados mostram uma baixa quantidade de estudos musicais sobre tecnologia e seu efeito na música e no movimento, uma vez que a maioria dos projetos de pesquisa está focada na melhoria da exploração sonora, na criação musical e na interpretação musical. É possível afirmar que o uso da tecnologia no aprendizado musical parece ser eficaz, já que melhora tanto o aprendizado musical quanto o não-musical.

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          Abstract Today, education is undergoing profound changes to integrate digital technology into the teaching-learning process. The acquisition of digital competencies affects educational agents and the stages of education, but not with the same intensity. This study aims to explore the connection between technology and music education for children, by reviewing the scientific literature published in relevant scientific databases in the field of education-WoS, SCOPUS, and ERIC-during the last ten years. The three categories identified were: potential of resources in musical learning, non-musical learning, and the use of technology in teaching. The results show a low number of musical studies on technology and its effect on music and movement, since most of the research projects are focused on the improvement of sound exploration, music creation, and musical performance. It is possible to state that the use of technology in musical learning seems to be effective, since it improves both musical and non-musical learning.

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              Inequality in homeschooling during the Corona crisis in the Netherlands. First results from the LISS Panel.

              Thijs Bol (2020)
              The outbreak of the Corona virus has led to unprecedented measures in education. From March 16, all schools in the Netherlands are closed, and children must keep up with their schoolwork from home. Parents are expected to take a crucial role in this “homeschooling”: they are primarily responsible for ensuring that their children follow the curriculum. In this article I report the first results of a module in the LISS Panel that was designed to map how parents school their children in primary and secondary education. Data on a nationally representative sample of 1,318 children in primary and secondary education were gathered in April. The results show marked differences between social groups. Whereas all parents find it important that their children keep up with the schoolwork, children from advantaged backgrounds receive much more parental support and have more resources (e.g., own computer) to study from home. Differences in parental support are driven by the ability to help: parents with a higher education degree feels themselves much capable to help their children with schoolwork than lower educated parents. Parents also report that schools provide more extensive distant schooling for children in the academic track in secondary education (vwo) than for children in the pre-vocational track (vmbo). Finally, there is a clear gender gap: parents feel much more capable to support their daughters than their sons.These initial findings provide clear indications that the school shutdown in the Netherlands is likely to have strong effects on the inequality in educational opportunities.

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                Praxis & Saber
                Prax. Saber
                Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia (UPTC) (Tunja, Boyacá, Colombia )
                2216-0159
                March 2022
                : 13
                : 32
                : e205
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                [2] Madrid orgnameUniversidad Autónoma de Madrid Spain
                [1] Madrid orgnameUniversidad Complutense de Madrid Spain lcuervo@ 123456ucm.es
                [3] Madrid orgnameUniversidad Complutense de Madrid Spain
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                S2216-01592022000100205 S2216-0159(22)01303200205
                10.19053/22160159.v13.n32.2022.13201
                9fb57b61-7ff8-4c93-a102-64c4a2ce653e

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                : 11 October 2021
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                digitalização,early childhood education,music education,digitalization,online learning,enseñanza primaria,educación de la primera infancia,educación musical,digitalización,aprendizaje en línea,educação primária,educação da primeira infância,educação musical,aprendizagem eletrônica,primary education

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