This study is going to find out how much influence the "evaluation" has on the inner emotions of students who express themselves through music. Essentially, the purpose of "evaluation" is to show to what extent they have achieved certain aims and to think about further teaching and improvement, and to ascertain areas in which they excel, not just simply to score or mark them. However, in fact, students strongly believe the "evaluation" is for "scoring," and there is some doubt that it has much influence on students' activities in music classes and their expression. Therefore, in this paper I'm going to focus on the inner emotions of students who work in music classes, and to find out how the "evaluation" as a hidden curriculum influences on their expressions, through the music class fieldwork at junior high school. This study will reveal four aspects. First, students strongly believe that everything in the classes is to be evaluated by the teacher. Second, their awareness of "being evaluated" has much influence on their expression and their intentions. To be more exact, what they want to express ideally becomes the foundation of their expression intention and it should come out. However, students think first "The teacher might give me a higher score if I sing like this," or "This might not be evaluated," and as a result, it distorts their output, even though they have their own desires such as "I want to sing like this." Third, students want to get a good evaluation and that has influenced their music. Fourth, it is a strong belief of students that "evaluation" means "examination" or "test".
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