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Finding the Flow

How Dalcroze Eurhythmics and a New Approach to Music Education Can Improve Public Schools

Patrick Cerria
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Pages
168
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
TumbleJam, LLC

About

As technology has advanced so has the ability to better diagnose and treat disabilities in children. This has led to better and more effective therapeutic protocols which has led to increased populations of special needs as well as classified students in public schools. This combined with rises in childhood depression and anxiety as well as childhood poverty has meant more developmentally, socially, and emotionally diverse students. Suddenly, the job of teaching, has become more creative and dynamic. This same technological advance has also shown how music not only effects the brain, but is an untapped resource regarding the education of our kids.

The COVID-19 pandemic shed light on how dynamic teachers need to be, but are they being trained to be the creative professionals everyone expects?

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