ABSTRACT

The purpose of this study is to analyze the activities presented in the music guide book by from the viewpoint of music literacy and to provide the basic data for teachers to design music classes to improve music literacy. For this study, researches of the music literacy were reviewed, and the curriculum aimed at music literacy was examined. And based on this data, songs from the 3rd grade music textbook were categorized by music element and concept and analyzed the functions applied to the activities from music guide book. As a result, the function, the function of music education’s inquiry and thinking processes was helping students understand music in classes in musical activities. Therefore, it is concluded that to enhance student s abilities of music literacy, not only understanding musical elements and concepts, but also ‘function’ which is music’s unique thinking ability, should operate dynamically in music activities.

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