Adaptação pedagógica a partir das subdimensões da Inteligência Musical
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2317-6377.2026.62922Palavras-chave:
Inteligência musical, Educação musical, Composição musical, Adaptação pedagógica, NeuroeducaçãoResumo
Este estudo, enquadrado na teoria das inteligências múltiplas de Gardner, aborda a limitada aplicação pedagógica da inteligência musical por meio de uma tipologia funcional que conecta teoria e prática educacional e composicional. Utilizando uma metodologia qualitativa, teórico-analítica e exploratória, a literatura foi revisada em bases de dados indexadas e a experiência docente em composição foi integrada. A análise de conteúdo identificou cinco subdimensões da inteligência musical — melódica, harmônica, rítmica, timbral e morfológica — que descrevem modos específicos de organização da linguagem musical e orientam estratégias didáticas adaptadas a diferentes perfis de aprendizagem. Baseado em fontes neurocientíficas, psicológicas e pedagógicas contemporâneas, o modelo proposto oferece uma estrutura funcional para a compreensão da inteligência musical e para o apoio ao ensino, à avaliação e à criação. Embora forneça ferramentas conceituais úteis, requer validação empírica.Referências
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