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Objectives The purpose of this study was to promote preservice elementary school teachers’ participatory understanding of the planning and execution of music lessons by using instruction analysis criteria, and to cultivate their music teaching competency. Methods The study was conducted to reexamine the concepts and elements of music teaching competency through a literature review. Drawing upon existing research related to lesson analysis and music lesson evaluation, criteria for analyzing music lesson applicable to preservice elementary school teachers were extracted. The analysis criteria, comprising three domains (planning, instruction, reflection) with 14 components and 42 indicators, were applied to relevant courses. Additionally, surveys and small group interviews were conducted with participants to analyze their reactions to the criteria's utilization and assess its effecti Conclusions The usefulness, applicability, and effectiveness of the criteria for analyzing music instruction were confirmed. Above all, the enthusiastic response and continued interest of preservice elementary school teachers who participated in this study regarding the utilization of the analysis criteria suggest the need for more active support in the design and implementation of music lessons in elementary teacher training programs.
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