MIGRATORYMUSICS

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Affichage des articles du juillet, 2018

Studio Sessions

The children from the 3 schools in Thessaloniki, Brussels North and Bègles recorded their songs in professional studios (15 may to 15 june). Fantastic experience for Belgian, Greek and French music professionals to work with these children and their beautiful voices. Thank you children, thank you teachers for your smiles and your talent. Just like parents and family, we look forward to discovering the CD book!

ABSTRACT

As a development of the action initiated in the Bordeaux Metropolis by the author Aurélia Coulaty, the project "Migratory Musics", which lasts two years, allows the experimentation of a pedagogical device, designed with the pedagogical teams, based on "know-how" workshops between mothers, children and professionals (of the education, cultural and social sectors). Innovative teaching tools are developed (in three languages, English, French and Greek) to be spread to teachers through Europe. They will take the form of a CD book, a theoretical curriculum, an accompanying information guide for teachers, educators and migrant mothers and didactic tutorials, developed “in vivo” and presented in the form of sound creations (broadcast by radios and web associated with the project). At the end of the project, teachers have methodologies and tools to communicate better and cooperate with allophone mothers and migrant children. 4 dissemination events are organized, in the 3 countries and on the radio waves, in order to strengthen the appropriation of the project. 3 training sessions for the involved teachers are also set up on the following subjects: enhancing the mother tongues of migrant children in socio-educational projects, cooperating with migrant mothers on the integration of their child and carrying out projects valuing migrant children and their families. Evaluated by specialists in education and cross-cultural mediation, the tools will be used for 5,000 education professionals in the second year of the project and thus encourage the integration of families welcomed in many European territories.