Exploring “Different Kinds of Minds”: Visualization-Based Pedagogy in the Music Theory Classroom

Grandin’s research revisits the learning styles discussion as theorized by Pashler et al. This research builds on Grandin’s research and posits a correlation between her concept of “visual learners” and classically-trained musicians. This research explores pedagogical tools and tricks for incorporating visualization-based learning into the music theory classroom.

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