Global Competence in Music Teacher Education: Towards a Human Rights Music Education
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The OECD establishes global competence to promote education that contributes to building an inclusive and sustainable world, and university programmes from country members should incorporate it. The aim of this study is to explore curricular guidelines applied in music teacher education, considering institutional demands established both for universities and governmental offices, from the perspective of global competence. Confidential curricular files are analysed through the constant comparative method, having been voluntarily provided documents by university programmes imparted in Chile. Results reveal a localist approach to music education that impedes the development of social inclusion and sustainable education. In conclusion, we invite exercising a music pedagogy oriented towards human rights education, establishing formative purposes based on activism.
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