The Kodály Method is a music education approach developed by Hungarian composer and educator Zoltán Kodály. It emphasizes the importance of singing and uses folk songs to teach musical concepts. The method encourages learning through listening, singing, and movement, making music education accessible to all ages. Central to the Kodály Method is the idea that music literacy should be taught in a sequential manner. Students learn to read and write music using a system of hand signs and syllables, known as solfège. This method fosters a deep understanding of music theory and enhances overall musical skills.