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The Complexity of the Teaching Profession in Music Education

The complexity of the teaching profession can be seen in the relationship between various people as they work together with students, colleagues, management and office staff. In addition, the different personalities and attitudes of the children fundamentally determine the structure and effectiveness of lessons as well as applied pedagogical methods. The complexity can also be approached through the diversity of teaching activities. Besides lessons and administration, the duties of the teacher include organizing various school and city events, competitions, programs, trips and camps. The music teacher’s individual lessons involve yet another type of interaction between teacher and student, and this special situation adds complexity to a teaching career. This essay explores the specific situations and challenges that characterize a music teacher's career. Keywords: teaching, complexity, pedagogical methods, music education, primary schools of arts