Welcome! This is my Curriculum Toolkit for a class I am taking at Rutgers University called Individual & Cultural Diversity. We had to compile a list of resources that will help promote diversity, equity and inclusivity in your classroom, with the hopes that when you become a teacher, you would go back and use these resources. This site will not be a one-stop shop for all of your special education needs, but hopefully will be helpful in creating lessons and everyday classroom management.
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
Tips for Teaching Music to Special Education Students
For a music teacher, they likely only see students for a limited portion of the day, and their time with students with disabilities can be much more stressful than working with general education students. If a music teacher is only giving special education students to mess around with for the music period, they're not exactly teaching, just keeping them busy. However, this link provides some very good tips for teaching students with disabilities various music fundamentals, and how to get around things like non-verbal students. I'm not a music teacher, and won't pretend that I know anything about music theory or how to teach it, but the author's credentials check out.
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