EjSBS - The European Journal of Social & Behavioural Sciences
EjSBS - The European Journal of Social & Behavioural Sciences

The European Journal of Social & Behavioural Sciences

Online ISSN: 2301-2218
European Publisher

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Volume 6, Issue 3

Pages: 399 - 570

Edited by: Inkeri Ruokonen , Heikki Ruismäki

11 November 2013

DOI: 10.15405/ejsbs.2013.6.issue-3

Issue Information

Prelims and Table of Contents

Author(s): - -

Pages: 399 - 402

First Published: 11 Nov 2013

Issue Information

Guest Editors' Message

Author(s): Inkeri Ruokonen , Heikki Ruismäki

Pages: 403 - 403

First Published: 11 Nov 2013

Original Research

You Do Not Like the Activity Arranged by the Teacher; What Do You Do?

Author(s): Jyrki Reunamo , Helena Hällström

Pages: 404 - 414

First Published: 11 Nov 2013

Original Research

International Variation in Perceiving Goals of a Youth Development Programme (Lions Quest)

Author(s): Markus Talvio , Kirsti Lonka

Pages: 415 - 428

First Published: 11 Nov 2013

Original Research

Developing Tools for Supporting Music Instrument Studies: Model for Reflection

Author(s): Tuulike Kivestu , Äli Leijen

Pages: 429 - 443

First Published: 11 Nov 2013

Original Research

The Positive Equilibrium of Children – Musical Aspects

Author(s): Kaarina Marjanen Marjanen

Pages: 444 - 458

First Published: 11 Nov 2013

Original Research

The Ipad and Music in the New Learning Environment

Author(s): Heikki Ruismäki , Antti Juvonen , Kimmo Lehtonen

Pages: 459 - 478

First Published: 11 Nov 2013

Original Research

Study of the Potential of Playback Orchestra Computer Assisted Teaching Method

Author(s): Pirkko Juntunen , Inkeri Ruokonen , Heikki Ruismäki

Pages: 479 - 490

First Published: 11 Nov 2013

Original Research

Comparing Body Awareness Between Actors and Drama Teachers

Author(s): Tapio Toivanen , Miia Kaasinen

Pages: 491 - 496

First Published: 11 Nov 2013

Original Research

Storycrafting Method–To Share, Participate, Tell And Listen in Practice And Research

Author(s): Liisa Karlsson

Pages: 497 - 511

First Published: 11 Nov 2013

Original Research

About the Content of Estonian and Finnish Music Teachers’ Pedagogical Thinking

Author(s): Anu Sepp , Inkeri Ruokonen , Heikki Ruismäki

Pages: 512 - 536

First Published: 11 Nov 2013

Original Research

The Role of Physical, Social and Mental Space in Chemistry Students’ Learning

Author(s): Niclas Sandström , Kirsi Sjöblom , Kaisu Mälkki , Kirsti Lonka

Pages: 537 - 545

First Published: 11 Nov 2013

Original Research

Music Education Supporting Estonian Basic School Students’ Collective Identity: A Comparative Study

Author(s): Kristi Kiilu , Maia Muldma

Pages: 546 - 555

First Published: 11 Nov 2013

Original Research

The Impact of Cultural Metaphors on Learning Effectiveness in English as a Foreign Language Curriculum

Author(s): Jiin-Chyuan Lai , Tsuilien Shen

Pages: 556 - 570

First Published: 11 Nov 2013

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