Behavior management and discipline in the music classroom Patricia L. Riccardi Sabbatella University of Cadiz


Discipline and behavior management are in constant interaction concepts that are sometimes used synonymously and both underlies the notion of order. In education discipline school is defined as the set of rules that regulate it in school. this set standard covers both the maintenance of collective order and the creation of habits
organization and respect between each of the members constituting the educational community.

Discipline understood in these terms becomes unconscious a tool through which the individual with other individuals (school group) get through it a few purposes in the educational context are the objectives of the teaching-learning process (Beltran, 1987), and is control of classroom behavior, which allows to establish the optimal conditions to be develop positive discipline in the classroom. Behavior management in a music class is not an issue unrelated to the teachers in the area.

The discipline is a topic of conversation and concern among novice and experienced teachers bodies belonging to different educational levels and among student teachers during the probationary teachers. Maintain discipline in a music class becomes many sometimes in a complex and almost impossible, and control of behavior is valued as the most difficult task to develop in the area of music teacher. The ambient "sound-musical" characteristic of all kinds of music at different educational levels becomes a problem it does not allow the smooth running of academic activities. Through this communication we want to analyze some of the causes of indiscipline (non-discipline) in a class of music and pose strategies to find possible solutions.



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