OECD Education 2030에 기반한 2022 개정 음악과 교육과정의 역량 반영도 분석

조수희 한국음악교육학회 2023 음악교육연구 Vol.52 No.4

The purpose of this study is to analyze the degree to which the 28 competencies presented by ‘OECD Education 2030’ are reflected in the 2022 revised Music Middle School Curriculum document. The study found that 14 competencies were highly reflected: Literacy, ICT/Digital literacy, Cooperation/Collaboration, Critical thinking, Problem solving, Self—regulation/Self-control, Empathy, Respect, Learning to learn, Student Agency, Co-Agency, Anticipation, Action, and Reflection. Second, there were 7 competencies that were less reflective: Numeracy, Data literacy, Persistence/Resilience, Trust, Computational thinking/Programming/Coding, Financial literacy, and Entrepreneurship. In conclusion, the study found that the 2022 revised Music Curriculum has a fairly high overall alignment with the OECD competencies. Second, the study confirmed that ’music’ is an appropriate subject for the development of a number of competencies. Third, the study suggested a change in perception on the reflection and adjustment of OECD competencies in Music Curriculum document, and further research on how to improve the understanding of competencies related to Music Education.

음악 교과서에 대한 초⋅중등 교사의 인식 분석

조수희,박영주 학습자중심교과교육학회 2023 학습자중심교과교육연구 Vol.23 No.17

Objectives The purpose of this study was to investigate and analyze teachers' utilization and perceptions of the music textbook, aiming to identify implications for the development of textbooks aligned with the 2022 revised music curriculum. Methods A survey was conducted from February to March 2023 among music teachers from elementary, middle, and high schools. 80 in-service teachers participated in the survey. To analyze the perception of music textbooks according to teachers' school level and teaching experience, we conducted cross-tabulation and one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA), and applied the Scheffé test as a post-hoc test. Results Teachers preferred music textbooks that included a diverse genre of music pieces, which can be effectively used in music class. When choosing pieces for class, elementary school teachers tended to opt for famous or popular pieces, whereas middle and high school teachers looked for pieces where evaluation criteria were clearly evident. Secondly, teachers' perceptions varied depending on their school level regarding the number of pieces included in the textbook and the level of activity and theoretical explanations presented. Thirdly, in terms of music textbook design for the 2022 revised music curriculum, teachers preferred the size and readability of the sheet music within the music textbook based on their school level. Depending on their years of experience, teachers also emphasized the importance of designs that creatively and engagingly arranged various content. Conclusions This study offers insights for the development of music textbooks that align with the 2022 revised music curriculum and can be effectively utilized in the classroom.

DTI 규제 완화와 주택시장

조수희 충남연구원 2010 충남경제 Vol.2010 No.9

우리나라 가계부채의 부실화 가능성

조수희 충남연구원 2013 충남경제 Vol.2013 No.7

건조표고 버섯의 침지조건에 따른 수화양상

조수희,조은자 성신여자대학교 생활문화연구소 2001 生活文化硏究 Vol.15 No.-

Dried pyogo mushrooms(Lentinus edodes) rehydrated under various condition. In this study was investigated the hydration aspect of the dried Lentinus edodes that differed drying temperature while soaked in distilled water at 4±1℃, 15±2℃, 40±2℃, 60±2℃. This study was compared with the properties of hydration while soaked in distilled water, 0.5M NaCl solution and 0.5M sucrose solution at the temperature. This study also investigated the effects of drying temperature on hydration of the dried Lentinus edodes. Results were as follows. 1. The average moisture content of fresh Lentinus edodes was 80.0% and those of natural dried sample, hot air dried sample at 40℃ and hot air dried sample at 60℃ were 8.2%, 8.2% and 7.9% respectively. 2. The amount of water uptake of dried Lentinus edodes soaked in distilled water was increased as soaking temperatures get higher. Water uptake of all samples soaked at 40±2℃ and 60±2℃ increased rapidly at initial soaking and then slow as soaking time prolonged. the water absortion rate of natural dried sample and hot air dried sample at 60℃ soaked at 60±2℃ was the highest. 3. Water uptake rate constant(K) of natural dried sample dried sample soaked for 60 minutes at 15±2℃, was the highest by 0.7304. The amount of water gain of all the dried samples showed a linear relation with the square root of soaking time regardless of soaking temperature. Activation energy of water uptake of natural dried sample, hot air dried sample at 40℃ and hot air dried sample at 60℃ soaked at 40~60℃ was greater than that of at 15~40℃ by 5.5, 6.5, 2.5 times respectively. 4. Water uptake rate constant(K) of natural dried sample, hot air dried sample at 40℃ and hot air dried sample at 60℃ was the lowest in 0.5M sucrose solution to 60 minutes of soaking times by 0.319., 0.5806, 0.2352 respectively. All of them take 300 minutes over of soaking times to reach equilibrium water content state.

ISSUE/기업탐방 : 우리나라의 대전,충청권 부동산 시장 전망

조수희 충남연구원 2012 충남경제 Vol.2012 No.2

지방중소도시 쇠퇴양상 실증분석

조수희,성순아 충남연구원 2009 충남연구 Vol.2 No.1

Urban cities in Korea are going into a decline because of decrease in population, accelerated aging, economic stagflation, increase of old residences, the concentration of population into the metropolitan areas, and the migration of the rural population into the big cities. This study defines 50 local cities outside the metropolitan areas and the results shows that the local cities are inferior to the big cities. The statistics on the population and industries of local cities were analyzed based on the preexisting researches on the typical declining cities in the middle of the local areas. The characteristics of the local cities show that the population is constantly decreasing, and the industry LQ on the industrial base, such as the manufacturing sector, the construction sector and the retail, wholesale, food and lodging services sector, etc. is revitalizing the regional economies. The hypothesis was verified for the differences of the region, the causes and the futures of the cities. The result of this research shows that there was no difference among the cities, and the region of them is city center. It seems that the internal declining cause is job losses, the weakening of regional industry base, decrease in the population and the influx of population into the areas. The external cause is the migration into the Capital Area and neighboring big cities, and in this respect, there are differences between the declining cities. Also, the future of their cities was different due to their originality. This research results will be used as the basis for a policy making.

기업탐방 : 2012년 대전, 충청권 부동산 시장 전망

조수희 충남연구원 2011 충남경제 Vol.2011 No.12

해외탐방기 : 영국 버밍험의 도시재생 -과거와 현재 그리고 미래-

조수희,김정연,조봉운,성순아 충남연구원 2010 열린충남 Vol.49 No.-

중소도시 쇠퇴유형에 따른 재생과제 연구

조수희,조봉운 충남연구원 2008 충남연구 Vol.1 No.1

This study was carried out to classify the yearly mean ratios of population change, aging index, stagnation, and degree of decline of 50 cities, excluding the Seoul Metropolitan area, cities of the capital region (Gyeonggi-do), and six other metropolitan areas. Research was done on the actual conditions and the growth factors, according the to cities' features. This analysis categorized the cities that are in decline using a factor analysis and discrimination analysis. Features of declining cities include a low population growth rates, a low sprawl rates, a low attraction rate, low financial statuses, and a high demographic of senior citizens. The declining cities were classified into six groups. For the group I, II, and III cities the sprawl rate needs to become positive so as to bring about urban regeneration. The group I cities must establish a regeneration plan to boost their manufacturing industries, which are weak. The group II and group III cities must create more settlement environments and reinforce their economic power. Meanwhile, the cities of group IV have negative sprawl rates and must improve their economic power, while group V cities need to create more attractions. Group VI cities need to form plans for total regeneration as every factor is negative.