Authors

  • Panjiyev Qurbonniyoz Berdiyevich
    Nordic International University, Head of the "Music education" department, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences (DSc), acting professor, Uzbekistan https://orcid.org/0009-0005-4480-8444

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ijp/Volume04Issue12-27

Keywords:

Music education national experience international experience

Abstract

This article discusses the theoretical and practical aspects of integrating national and international experiences in the process of training music teachers. The current situation in the education system of Uzbekistan is analyzed, and proposals and recommendations are developed based on the study of advanced practices of developed countries. Methods for improving the professional competence of music teachers in accordance with national values and international standards, as well as the effectiveness of using innovative pedagogical technologies, are shown. The study analyzes the importance of integrating national musical heritage and modern global trends in improving the quality of music education.


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ABSTRACT

This article discusses the theoretical and practical aspects of integrating national and international experiences in the
process of training music teachers. The current situation in the education system of Uzbekistan is analyzed, and
proposals and recommendations are developed based on the study of advanced practices of developed countries.
Methods for improving the professional competence of music teachers in accordance with national values and
international standards, as well as the effectiveness of using innovative pedagogical technologies, are shown. The
study analyzes the importance of integrating national musical heritage and modern global trends in improving the
quality of music education.

KEYWORDS

Music education, national experience, international experience, music teachers, pedagogical technologies,
professional competence, integration, musical heritage, international standards.

INTRODUCTION

The history and culture of each nation are embedded
in its soul, and its music is the voice of this soul. Music
is a powerful tool that educates the human spirit and

creates the basis for the socio-spiritual development of
society. In today's era of globalization, the need to
preserve national culture and enrich it with

Research Article

ISSUES OF HARMONIZING NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
EXPERIENCE IN TRAINING MUSIC TEACHERS

Submission Date:

December 08, 2024,

Accepted Date:

December 13, 2024,

Published Date:

December 18, 2024

Crossref doi:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ijp/Volume04Issue12-27

Panjiyev Qurbonniyoz Berdiyevich

Nordic International University, Head of the "Music education" department, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences
(DSc), acting professor, Uzbekistan

ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0005-4480-8444

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international experience is becoming increasingly
urgent. In particular, the effectiveness of education
can be increased by combining national values and
international pedagogical approaches in the process of
training music teachers.

Combining national musical heritage with international
educational standards not only develops the
professional skills of teachers, but also forms a deep
respect and interest in the art of music in the hearts of
students. This process, especially in today's era of
increasing international exchange of musical cultures,
requires the use of advanced pedagogical technologies
and innovative methods in the field of music education.
Therefore, the issue of combining national and
international experiences serves as a solid foundation
for bringing the quality of music education to a new
level.

The new generation of teachers, especially in the field
of music education, should not only have deep respect
for our national values, but also have the ability to
study the global musical heritage and apply it in their
activities through new approaches. Thus, this article is
devoted to the development of professional training of
music

teachers

by

combining

national

and

international experiences.

METHODOLOGY

The success of the study largely depends on its
methodological foundations. This article uses various
scientific and methodological approaches to study the
issues of combining national and international
experiences in the training of music teachers. First of
all, the importance of understanding national values by
studying the history and content of the national
musical heritage was determined. At the same time,

the experience of developed countries, in particular,
international standards and methodologies of music
education, was analyzed.

The comparative analysis method played a special role
in the study. With the help of this method, similarities
and differences between national and international
approaches, as well as their complementary aspects,
were identified. To collect empirical data, interviews
and surveys were conducted with representatives of
the field of music education, including experienced
teachers and student teachers. The data obtained
were summarized on the basis of content analysis, and
their scientific basis was developed using an analytical
approach.

In addition, an experimental method was used to study
the effectiveness of the use of innovative pedagogical
technologies in music education. During the
experiment, modern multimedia tools and interactive
teaching methods were tested in the learning process.
The results were summarized theoretically and
practically

and

developed

in

the

form

of

recommendations for their application in the music
education process. These methodological approaches
made it possible to ensure the harmony of national and
international approaches in the development of music
education. The methods used during the study served
not only to evaluate the results on an analytical basis,
but also to determine scientific and practical directions
for future research.

Literature review

In the process of studying the literature on music
education and music teacher training, a wealth of
national and international sources was identified.
National scientific research is mainly focused on the


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historical development of music education in
Uzbekistan, the preservation and development of
national values and musical heritage. In particular, the
works of scientists such as U. Karimov[1] and Z.
Tulaganova[2]

provide

important

theoretical

foundations for national music education, teacher
training, and improving musical literacy. These works
highlight the importance of national music culture in
educating the younger generation and make important
proposals for its introduction into the educational
process.

During the analysis of international literature, studies
devoted to advanced approaches and innovative
methodologies for the training of music teachers were
studied. The works of authors such as A. Swanwick[3],
K. Schmidt[4] and E. Elliot[5] provide detailed
information on international music education
standards and interactive approaches. In particular,
the issues of creativity and the use of alternative
methods in music pedagogy are highlighted as topical
issues. These works reflect the modern requirements
of music education and serve as an example for
bringing national music pedagogy to a new level. One
of the important aspects identified during the study of
literature is that national and international studies are
mainly focused on a specific topic, and insufficient
attention is paid to the issues of their harmonization.
There is a need for scientific works that offer a
systematic approach to the issue of integrating
national heritage and international experience. Also,
many international studies place great emphasis on
modern pedagogical technologies and gamification
methods, but methodological recommendations for
adapting these processes to the national education
system have not been sufficiently developed.
Therefore, this article aims to fill the existing gaps by

in-depth covering theoretical and practical issues in the
training of music teachers by combining national and
international studies. The literature review provided
important scientific foundations and evidence for
researching this topic.

DISCUSSION

The issue of harmonizing national and international
experiences is one of the important areas in the field of
music education today. Ensuring a balance between
national values and international standards in the
training of music teachers serves to increase the
effectiveness of the educational process. This harmony
allows music teachers to be formed as specialists who
are not only able to preserve national traditions, but
also to adapt to modern global trends.

During the study, the interdependence and
opportunities for mutual enrichment of national and
international approaches were identified. National
experience serves to develop students' cultural and
aesthetic abilities by introducing them to the national
musical heritage. International experience pays special
attention to improving the professional skills of
teachers using creative approaches, interactive
methods and modern technologies. The combination
of these two approaches serves as an effective
solution for strengthening interactive relationships
between teachers and students and improving musical
literacy. During the discussions, it was revealed that
there are some problems in adapting international
experience to the national education system. In
particular, it is necessary to increase the level of
training of pedagogical personnel in order to
harmonize the national musical heritage with
international standards. In addition, the issue of not
losing national identity in the process of adopting


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global educational technologies is of urgent
importance. This problem requires not the direct
application of international methods, but the
development of flexible approaches, combining them
with national values. During the discussion, special
attention was also paid to innovative approaches to
improving the quality of education. In particular, the
use of multimedia tools and gamification methods
increases the opportunities for music teachers to
create an effective learning environment. At the same
time, the continuous updating of teachers'
professional qualifications through the development
of international musical cooperation was also
recognized as an important factor.

Thus, the harmonization of national and international
experiences is one of the main directions in bringing
the quality of music education to a new level. This
balanced approach serves as a solid foundation for
developing the professional skills of music teachers
and increasing the effectiveness of the educational
process.

CONCLUSION

Music education occupies an important place as a key
factor in the cultural and spiritual development of
society. The harmonization of national and
international experiences opens up new opportunities
for the development of this area. During the research
process, it was revealed that there is a great potential
for mutual enrichment between the national musical
heritage and international pedagogical approaches.
This harmony creates the foundation for the formation
of music teachers as competitive specialists not only in
preserving and developing national values, but also in
applying modern technologies and approaches.

It was noted that the main aspects of the national
experience are the preservation of the Uzbek musical
heritage, ancient traditions and national values. At the
same time, international experiences, in particular the
use of interactive educational technologies, creative
pedagogy and multimedia tools, are of great
importance in improving the professional skills of
music teachers. The combination of these two
approaches not only improves the quality of education,
but also brings students closer to national and global
musical culture. At the same time, some problems
were identified in the implementation of international
standards in the national education system. To solve
these problems, it is necessary to expand teacher
retraining and advanced training programs, strengthen
the use of innovative pedagogical methods, and
activate national and international cooperation. In
conclusion, the combination of national and
international experiences in the training of music
teachers is an important tool not only for improving
the quality of the educational process, but also for
preserving the national musical heritage and
promoting it worldwide. This approach serves to
further develop music education and strengthen its
significance in the global context.

REFERENCES

1.

Karimov, U. "Musiqa ta’limi tizimida milliy

qadriyatlarning

ahamiyati."

Toshkent:

O‘zbekiston Milliy Ensiklopediyasi, 2019.

2.

To‘laganova,

Z.

"Musiqa

o‘qituvchilarini

tayyorlashda

kasbiy

kompetentsiyani

shakllantirish."

Toshkent: Ma’naviyat nashriyoti,

2020.

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Swanwick, A. "Teaching Music Musically."

London: Routledge, 2002.


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4.

Schmidt, P. "Music Education in an International
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New York: Oxford University Press, 2013.

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Elliot, E. "Music Matters: A Philosophy of Music
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Berdiyevich, P. Q. (2023). Methods of improving
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Berdiyevich, P. Q. (2022). Pedagogical conditions
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Panjiyev, Q. (2022). Theoretical principles of
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To‘laganova, Z. "Musiqa o‘qituvchilarini tayyorlashda kasbiy kompetentsiyani shakllantirish." – Toshkent: Ma’naviyat nashriyoti, 2020.

Swanwick, A. "Teaching Music Musically." – London: Routledge, 2002.

Schmidt, P. "Music Education in an International Context: Contemporary Issues and Challenges." – New York: Oxford University Press, 2013.

Elliot, E. "Music Matters: A Philosophy of Music Education." – New York: Oxford University Press, 1995.

UNESCO. "Global Report on Music Education: Trends and Innovations." – Paris: UNESCO Publishing, 2020.

Berdiyevich, P. Q. Uzbek Family Ceremony Music and Its Description of Genre. International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD).

Berdiyevich, P. Q. (2023). Methods of improving professional pedagogical training of the future music teacher. International Journal of Pedagogics, 3(05), 121-127. Orifjon, X. (2023). XX asr Surxon vohasi folklorida cholg'u ijrochiligi. Innovations in Technology and Science Education, 2(10), 59-64.

Berdievich, P. Q. (2022). Uzbek seasonal ceremony. European Journal of Innovation in Nonformal Education, 2(4), 243-245.

Berdiyevich, P. Q. (2022). Components for improving the professional training of future music teachers. International Journal of Pedagogics, 2(04), 28-35.

Ugli, K. K. B. (2023). Development of performance skills of future music teachers using percussion instruments. European International Journal of Pedagogics, 3(06), 53-56.

Berdiyevich, P. Q. (2022). Pedagogical conditions and forms of professional music teacher's professional training. Tairjanovna, M. G., & Berdiyevich, P. Q. Methodology Of Using The Activities Of Folklore-Ethnographic Ensembles. nternational Journal of Academic and Applied Research (IJAAR).

Panjiyev, Q. (2022). Theoretical principles of improving professional training of future music teachers through uzbek folk songs. Development and innovations in science, 1(3), 4-9.