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Learning management systems consist of complex programmed platforms that are used to manage educational data. They contain computing elements that are used by professors and by students. The successfulsystems implementationare part of a high-broader concept called distance learning that also includes online lecturing expressed below.
Today’s learning management systems consider a lot of estimation computing parameters because of internet existence. Parameters such as internet bandwidth, computing security are considered to evaluate the awareness of learning management systems users on its benefits and disadvantages. However, these quality musicparameters educationare programmanaged according to the corresponding standards to ensure the performance of communication between different users.
The model treated in earlythis childhoodpaper depends not only on musical and methodological competencies but to a large extent on the self-efficacyconsists of the earlyanalysis of a learning management system usability, considering statistical methods used both from the quantitative and preschoolqualitative education teachers in teaching music (Vanatta-Hall, 2010).
This study aims to determine the self-efficacy of students of early and preschool education in implementing musical activities in kindergarten.
A total of 248 undergraduate students of Early and preschool education at the Faculty of Educationaspects of the Josipanalysis. JurajThe Strossmayermethodology Universityused in Osijek were surveyed. For this study,model consists of creating a questionnaire, distributing it, receiving feedback, followed by an analysis of data through software with the Questionnaire on self-efficacy in implementing musical activities in kindergarten for future early and preschool education teachers was designed. The adapted questionnaire Self-assessmentaim of musicalproviding competenciesadequate was also used (Nikolić and Ercegovac-Jagnjić, 2024) in the research.results.
The results showobtained from the questionnaire are placed in a comparative analysis with other models that students of early and preschool education have a developed self-efficacy for musical activities in kindergarten, but not at a satisfactory level. Students have the highest level of self-efficacy in implementing singing, listening to music, and counting-out rhymes, while self-efficacy in implementing other musical activities is lower. Lower self-efficacy was also evident in independently designing all musical activities. Self-efficacy for musical activities in kindergarten was higher in students with prior musical experience. It is noted that self-efficacy increased with a year of study and was positively related toaddressed the level of self-assessedusage musicalof competencieslearning (r=0.77).management systems at the University of Shkodra and Metropolitan University of Tirana.
ThePart paper emphasizesof the needcollection forof qualitativeresults changesconsists of Cronbach Alpha statistical methods to verify the stability of the collected data. The limitations of the study in question consist in the musicfurther educationdevelopment of futurethe earlystatistical andanalysis preschoolby educationintroducing teachersother andmethods which have their own elements of determining the needaccuracy for further researchingof the factorslevel of theiruse self-efficacyof inlearning implementingmanagement musical activities in kindergarten.systems.
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