CALL FOR PAPERS NOW CLOSED
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PLEASE NOTE: That with the continued impact of COVID 19 this event will be presented as an online/virtual event only.
Proposals for individual papers presentations, panel sessions (symposia), and multi-media presentations are invited from participants world wide. ISME encourages submissions from researchers and practitioners at all career stages including graduate students and early career professionals.
Conference theme:
Promoting Intercultural Understanding through Music Transmission in South Asia
The main theme could be broken down in to five further subtopics that focus on key aspects of the theme that spek most close to the needs and aspirations of music education in the South Asia region.
The status of music learning in present educational systems in South Asia
Formalisation of oral music traditions through music education in South Asia
Problems in curriculum-based music education practices in primary schools
Continuation of music learning from secondary school to higher education
Opportunities and challenges in using modern technologies for music education
Formalisation of oral music traditions through music education in South Asia
Problems in curriculum-based music education practices in primary schools
Continuation of music learning from secondary school to higher education
Opportunities and challenges in using modern technologies for music education
The topics are not further elaborated fso that presenters might be encouraged to have an open dialogue that include the urgent topics and issues that confront music education in the regional in the here and now while at the same time allowing for time to imagine, plan and build the pathways, structures, resources and people that will be essential to meeting those longer term goals.
South Asia is a region of great diversity. This diversity should be widely respected and nurtured. Although living standards are based on increasing economic outputs, some critical voices should be heard that have to balance the place of music learning, that have to deal with the facts of oral traditions, in primary schools as well as in later types of schools and institutions. This conference may have to re-define a number of issues such as public and privatemusic education, name their goals, and question some basic assumptions of educational principles applied to regionally diverse communities.
The conference language is English with Sinhala as peripheral language (if the presentation is provided with a translation into English).
South Asia is a region of great diversity. This diversity should be widely respected and nurtured. Although living standards are based on increasing economic outputs, some critical voices should be heard that have to balance the place of music learning, that have to deal with the facts of oral traditions, in primary schools as well as in later types of schools and institutions. This conference may have to re-define a number of issues such as public and privatemusic education, name their goals, and question some basic assumptions of educational principles applied to regionally diverse communities.
The conference language is English with Sinhala as peripheral language (if the presentation is provided with a translation into English).
PRESENTATION MODES
Individual Paper
Presentations have a duration of maximum 20 Minutes followed by 10 Minutes of Q&A. All the individual proposals will be thematically sorted to the sessions in the final program. The word count of the abstract has to be between 200-250 words.
Panel
A panel session should have 90 minutes duration with three to four papers. Individual abstracts for each paper should be not more than 250 words along with a shared abstract for the panel session not more than 250 of words.
Workshops
A workshop is 60 minutes in duration with 45 minutes allocated to the activity itself. Abstracts should be not more than 250 words.
Film Presentation
A film presentation has to be 20 minutes in length followed by 10 minutes Q&A. Please submit an abstract of 250 words indicating the content of the film.
Presentations have a duration of maximum 20 Minutes followed by 10 Minutes of Q&A. All the individual proposals will be thematically sorted to the sessions in the final program. The word count of the abstract has to be between 200-250 words.
Panel
A panel session should have 90 minutes duration with three to four papers. Individual abstracts for each paper should be not more than 250 words along with a shared abstract for the panel session not more than 250 of words.
Workshops
A workshop is 60 minutes in duration with 45 minutes allocated to the activity itself. Abstracts should be not more than 250 words.
Film Presentation
A film presentation has to be 20 minutes in length followed by 10 minutes Q&A. Please submit an abstract of 250 words indicating the content of the film.
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