This document discusses the importance of music in schools. It outlines several ways that music benefits students, such as improving coordination, reducing stress, fostering discipline, developing intelligence, and building self-esteem. The document also discusses how music reflects and influences people's lives by relaxing, inspiring, and helping with concentration. Additionally, the document provides brief biographical information about the composer Dmitri Kabalevsky and his contributions to developing music education programs in schools.

1. My Profile
* Based on the subtopic “The Importance
of Music at School”

2. Socio-Personal & General-Cultural
Competences
General- The acquired General-
scientific competences professional
Competence Competences
Field-specific
Competences
Lingua-didactic Communicative

3. The
creation, performance, significance,
and even the definition of music
vary according to culture and
social context.
By all accounts there is no
single and intercultural
universal concept defining
what music might be, except
that it is 'sound through time'.

4. Music is Science (exact, specific)
Music is Language (the most complete
and universal language)
Music is History (reflects the times)
Music is Physical education(develops
coordination, strengthens muscles)
Music is Art (creates
emotions, feelings, humanism)

5. Light Music
Serious Music
Listening to Music can
be both emotional
experience and
intellectual exercise

6. Why is Music Important?
Music reflects and influences all spheres of
people’s life, it can relax and
inspire, captivate and calm down, encourage
and help to concentrate, make us sad and
happy.
And Music can help to learn and even cure
us.

7. When learning a song, a musical
instrument, the child experiences
the unique integration of body and
mind that music provides. Sensory
integration is a crucial factor in
children's readiness for school
subjects such as
reading, writing, and math
violin

8. Music provides opportunities
for self-expression
Music enriches life; it is a way to
understand our cultural heritage as
well as other past and present
cultures.
accordion
guitar; grand piano
Music makes the day
more alive and
interesting, which in turn
leads to more learning

9. Fosters discipline
Develops intelligence
builds self-esteem,
reduces stress,

10. Dmitri
Kabalevsky
(1904 - 1987)

11. D. B. Kabalevsky, a composer of
outstanding talent, devoted his life
to the development of music at
schools because he supposed that
music lessons are also very
important in the Curriculum.
It was he who invented the effective
programme of music lessons at comprehensive
schools.

12. The famous magazine “The
Teacher of Music” created by
D. B Kabalevsky, which
continues inspiring the
teachers to pay more attention
to the importance of music at
schools.