Korean Journal of Research in Music Education

Article

Comparative analysis of competencies presented in OECD education 2030 and 2015 revised music curriculum: Focusing on the degree of reflection of competency

Author
Ji-Hyun Park
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pp. 161~180 / 2019 Vol.48 No.4
e-ISSN2713-3788
p-ISSN1229-4179
Received2019-08-31
Revised2019-10-02
Accepted2019-10-05
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.30775/KMES.48.4.161
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Abstract

The study analyzed how the competencies presented in OECD education 2030 are reflected in the 2015 revised music curriculum. As a result of analyzing the individual competencies, cooperation, empathy, creation of value, and action were highly reflected, but numeracy, persistence, reconciling tensions and dilemmas, computation were lowly reflected. As a result of analyzing the competency categories, it was found that key concepts, skills, attitudes & values constructs, and transformative competencies and competency development competencies are highly reflected in the curriculum, and the level of reflection of foundational literacies and compound competencies competence is relatively low.

Keywords

2015 revised music curriculum competency OECD OECD education 2030