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Educational Development and Exploration

Research on Public Music Literacy Courses in Higher Education

Fang Wang, Qing Liu

Abstract


This article explores the characteristics, existing problems, and optimization strategies of public music literacy courses in higher
education. The research indicates that these courses are characterized by content diversity, innovative teaching methods, and comprehensive
assessment methods. However, issues such as limitations in curriculum design, variations in teacher quality, and insufficient student engagement persist. It is recommended to enhance the curriculum system, improve teachers’ professional competencies, and stimulate student participation to elevate the overall quality and effectiveness of the courses.

Keywords


Public Music Literacy; Curriculum Design; Teacher Quality; Student Engagement

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/ede.v3i2.13677

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