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| Open Access | USING MODERN TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING MUSIC EDUCATION
Altmisheva Maftunabonu Baxtiyar qizi , 1st-year student of the Music Education program, Faculty of Art Studies, Chirchiq State Pedagogical UniversityAbstract
This article explores the role of modern technologies in the teaching of music education. The study highlights various digital tools, software, and online platforms that enhance the teaching and learning experience in music classrooms. It also discusses the benefits and challenges of incorporating technology into traditional music pedagogy. The findings suggest that when used appropriately, modern technologies significantly improve student engagement, creativity, and understanding of musical concepts.
Keywords
Music Education, Technology in Education, Digital Tools, Music Pedagogy, E-learning, Smart Classrooms, Online Music Platforms
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