Transcription as a Tool for Deep Reading and Teaching of Folklore

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The paper outlines initial experience of using transcription as a tool to promote deep reading and understanding of cultural heritage. The experience is a side activity of a project, which aims to improve the database of Latvian folk songs. Use of transcription appeared beneficial not only in terms of elaborating a data base, but also for stimulating deep reading and comprehension of folk songs. The analysis of experiences shows the benefits and challenges of using transcription as a tool for working with students in humanities and arts.

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Pērle-Sīle, G., & Reinsone, S. (2022). Transcription as a Tool for Deep Reading and Teaching of Folklore. In CEUR Workshop Proceedings (Vol. 3232, pp. 390–400). CEUR-WS. https://doi.org/10.5617/dhnbpub.11316

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