National Plan for Music Education

What is the title of the National Plan for Music Education discussed in the article?

• The Power of Music to Change Lives

• The Future of Music Education

• The Music Education Blueprint

• The Sound of Progress

What is the main goal of using the 'What’s the Problem Represented to be?' (WPR) approach in the context of music education?

• To create new music curricula

• To assess student performance

• To address issues in music education

• To promote musical events

Which of the following is NOT one of the themes pursued in the National Plan for Music Education 2022?

• Progression/development

• Inclusion and diversity

• Talent and creativity

• Historical music analysis

According to the WPR approach, what do policies produce instead of addressing 'problems'?

• Solutions that are universally applicable

• Problems that sit outside the system

• Changes in representation and production of what is problematic

• A fixed set of rules for governing

How does the WPR approach conceptualize power in the context of policy?

• As a force that only represses and limits actions

• As a productive force that creates subjects, objects, places, and problems

• As a set of rules that must be followed without question

• As a democratic process that involves the participation of all citizens

What is the new thinking paradigm mentioned in the text regarding policies and their repercussions?

• Policies as a means to enforce laws

• Policies as a way to maintain the status quo

• Policies as producing 'problems' of particular sorts

• Policies as solutions to pre-existing problems

What does the term 'subjectification effects' refer to in WPR?

• The effects of training programs on women

• The effects of problem representations on people's judgments and behaviors

• The effects of self-problematization on research

• The effects of knowledge and subject formation on research approaches

What is the purpose of self-problematization in WPR as mentioned in Step 7?

• To ensure researchers are detached from their own proposals

• To encourage researchers to apply WPR questions to their own problem representations

• To promote the acceptance of established knowledge without question

• To focus solely on reflexivity in research

What can be described as a problematisation approach, according to Rose and Miller (1992)?

• A method of governing that requires strict adherence to rules

• A way of thinking that involves questioning and challenging existing policies

• A form of political activism that focuses on changing government policies

• A governing policy that cannot get to work without first problematizing its territory

According to Foucault (1980), what does problematisation produce?

• A set of rules for societal administration

• Objects for thought

• A checklist for integrated analysis

• A guide to conduct