'We do a bit of singing in assembly': ITE training falling short on music education

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published June 16, 2023

The time and value given to training aspiring primary teachers in music has hit an ‘all-time low’, leaving thousands of new teachers ill-equipped to meet curriculum requirements, research has flagged.

The Fading Notes Notes: the State of Music Education for the next generation of primary teachers report, led by researcher Dr ...

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