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音楽学習に関する一考察 ―幼児期からの音楽活動における「観察不可能な行為」にみる学習― A Study of Music Learning: Learning "Unobservable Actions" in Musical Activities from Early Childhood 辻, 勇介 ツジ, ユウスケ Tsuji, Yusuke 音楽活動 学習 観察可能な行動 観察不可能な行為 Musical Activities Learning Observable actions Unobservable actions This study considers the learning significance of musical activities for young children by examining musical activities and learning based on the characteristics of music, and presents the connecting factors between them. Although music is commonly used in childcare settings, it is unclear how children learn through musical activities. The findings reveal that the child receives some "stimulation" in the activity and carries out "unobservable actions," expressing it as "observable actions." In particular, the specifics of the unobservable action become the learning for the child. For example, in musical activities, the child receives stimulation from the music itself and performs an unobservable action to consider the speed of the music, taking various observable actions related to the speed of the music. Second, because music itself is consistently invisible, and because "feelings" and "music" appear as one, the unobservable action carried out in relation to feelings can be an understanding of the music itself. That is, in musical activities, feelings play a part in learning. departmental bulletin paper 広島文化学園短期大学 2022-12-25 VoR application/pdf 広島文化学園短期大学紀要 55 31 37 Bulletin Hiroshima Bunka Gakuen Two-Year College AA12454339 1884-6769 https://hbg.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/5451/files/55-06.pdf https://doi.org/10.60171/00005443 https://hbg.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/5451 jpn