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Use Music in the Classroom

Music is an integral part of instruction for students with special needs because it allows all children to participate in an activity at their ability level and provides a sense of community for even the most disabled child. Here, Lock presents 20 ways using music in both the inclusive and special e...

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Published in:Intervention in school and clinic 2006-05, Vol.41 (5), p.307-309
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subjects Classroom learning
Disabled children
Emergent Literacy
Independent Reading
Learning strategies
Listening Comprehension
Literacy
Multiple Intelligences
Music
Music Teachers
Oral Language
Picture Books
Process Approach (Writing)
Resistance (Psychology)
Sight Vocabulary
Singing
Special education
Special needs children
Special Needs Students
Teaching methods
Vocabulary Skills
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