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Understanding the effect of self-regulated learning on music performance anxiety through collaborative learning

Hye Suk Lim

Reflect on Self-Regulated Learning Factors in Instrumental Music Learning and It`s Meaning for Music Instruction

Jin Won Chung

Implications of Music Cognition and Self-Regulated Learning in Music Learning

Il Young Kim

A Study on Self-Regulated Learning in the Piano Practice -focusing on middle-school piano majors-

Jin Won Chung
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We are pleased to inform you about the achievements of the Korean Journal of Research in Music Education, which has been indexed in SCOPUS international academic journals since 2022.

When it was first indexed in 2022, the journal had a cite score of 0.3, ranking 106th out of 167 in the field of musicology. By 2023, the journal's cite score has significantly increased to 0.9, and it now ranks 50th out of 180 international SCOPUS-indexed journals in the field of musicology.

We would like to express our gratitude for the continued interest and support from our association members, and we encourage the submission of excellent research papers.

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