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The Inclusion of Methods of Music Teaching in Foreign Langugage
Lessons
This paper discusses the inclusion of methods of music teaching in foreign lan-
guage lessons in the first and second cycle of primary education. We examined
how often teachers, who teach foreign languages in the first and/or second cy-
cle of primary education, include methods of music teaching into the teaching
of a foreign language. We were interested in the differences in their answers,
regarding the cycle the teachers teach in, their schooling and their attendance
of a music school. 129 teachers were included in our research. The results show
that teachers statistically significantly more often include the methods of mu-
sic teaching in the 1st cycle than in the 2nd one. We found some statistically

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