Researchers from the following institutions will participate: Bergen University College, Grieg Academy, University of Bergen-Department of Education, University of Bergen-Japanese Studies Program, University of Chiba, Yokohama National University, Tokyo Gakugei University, and Saitama University.
Below is the symposium program, which will soon be displayed on Bergen University College's website:
International
Symposium: Educational Policy and Music in Norway and Japan
Co-Sponsored
by Center for Educational Research and Center for Arts, Culture, and
Communication, Bergen University College
Friday,
13 September, 2013, 13:00-18:00
Room:
D411; Faculty of Education, Bergen University College-Landås
13:30-Introductory Remarks, Prof. David Hebert
(Bergen University College, HiB)
13:40-Introduction to the HiB Center for Arts,
Culture and Communication (SEKKK), the Research Program in the Arts, and
Doctoral Studies at Bergen University College, Dr. Gunnar Karlsen (SEKKK
Center Leader).
13:55-14:20- Keynote Presentation, Prof. Masafumi Ogawa
(Yokohama National University): “Overview of Music Education Policy and
Practices in Japan”
International Roundtable:
“Music Education and Gender in Norway and Japan” (14:20-14:40). Chair:
Silje Valde Onsrud (HiB). Discussants: Michi Tanaka, Chie Osawa, Prof. Honda,
David Hebert, Silje Valde Onsrud.
Session A- Music
Education Doctoral Research in Norwegian Schools (Two 15-minute papers, each
followed by Discussion). Chair: David Hebert (HiB)
-Paper 1 (14:45): Silje Valde Onsrud (PhD
student, HiB) on her doctoral dissertation, “Gender at Stake: A Study of Secondary
School Students’ ‘Musicking’”
-Paper
2 (15:00): Tine Grieg Viig (PhD student, HiB) on her doctoral dissertation, “Collaborative
Compositional Processes in Music Education”
-Discussion: “Doctoral Research in Bergen”
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15:30-15:50-COFFEE BREAK (20 minutes) ***
Session B- Research from
Norwegian Institutions: in Japan and at Home (15:50-17:10: Three 20-minute papers
followed by discussion). Chair: Benedicte Irgens (UiB)
-Paper
1: Benedicte Irgens (Head of Japanese program, University of Bergen): “Educational
Exchange With Japan, and Research on Japan in Norwegian Institutions”
-Paper 2: David Hebert (HiB): “Cooperative
Learning and Mentorship: Strategies for the Nurturing of Talent in Japanese School
Bands”
-Paper
3: Jan Emil Ellingsen (HiB) and Anne Grete Danielsen (UiB): “The Talent
Project: How Sport Coaches Identify and Develop Talent in Children and Youth”
-Discussion:
“Research from Norwegian Institutions”
Session C- International
Comparison
(17:10-17:45: Two short presentations followed by group discussion and concluding
remarks). Chair: Masafumi Ogawa (Yokohama)
-Paper
1: Mai Goto (Grieg Academy) “Personal Reflections from Piano Studies Across
Borders: Comparing Osaka and Bergen” [10 min., then 5 min. discussion]
-Paper
2: David Hebert (HiB) “Comparing Arts Education Policy in Finland and Norway”
[15 min.]
Group Discussion and Concluding
Remarks, Prof. David Hebert (17:45-18:00)
19:00-SYMPOSIUM
DINNER (at Zupperia, Torget/harbor location: free meal for presenters)
Late
evening: “CULTURE NIGHT 2013” (many free arts events in downtown Bergen)
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