Improving the quality of music teaching in University of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Thanh Hóa associated with the development trend of the country (Vietnam)
Abstract
Thanh Hoa University of Culture, Sports and Tourism, with a long history of 55 years of construction and development, is gradually innovating, approaching and integrating into the higher education system. One of the unique disciplines that contribute to the overall performance of the school is the vocal arts industry. With the change as well as the new directions of music today, schools and teachers need to develop learning goals and strategies that are suitable for students.
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