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PEDAGOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF AESTHETIC EDUCATION THROUGH MUSIC IN PRIMARY SCHOOL

Authors

  • Rajabova Marjona Ravshanjon qizi

    Nizami National University of Uzbekistan
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Keywords:

music education, aesthetic education, primary grades, musical perception, pedagogical methods, learning process.

Abstract

This article explores the goals, content, and pedagogical-psychological foundations of aesthetic education through music in primary school students. Music serves as a crucial tool in enriching students’ inner world, fostering appreciation of beauty, and nurturing positive character traits. The author analyzes effective methods and approaches for implementing aesthetic education during music lessons.

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Published

2025-09-19