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Case Study: George - Student with brain injury studying fine arts
George was 34 and was undertaking study in a faculty of art and design. He had a head injury, the result of an accident some years earlier, used a wheelchair and had cognitive impairment. He could spe...
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Case Study: Sophia - Student with hearing impairment studying fine arts
Sophia was 19 years old and undertaking study in a fine arts faculty. She was profoundly hearing impaired. She lip-read and spoke, but others had some difficulty understanding her. Sophia was from a N...
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Caroline Bowditch - Scottish Dance company
Scottish Dance Theatre's Caroline Bowditch and Tom Pritchard perform The Long and the Short of It, Music: Nobody's Fault by Rising Appalachia
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Guidelines for making Music lectures and tutorials accessible to all students
Guidelines for planning and delivering accessible lectures and seminars in music developed through a project based in the North East of England
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Making music accessible for everyone
This UK based website provides some useful articles on selecting and adapting musical instruments for students with disability and a comprehensive selection of links
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Music and Inclusivity - Centre for Excellence in Teaching & Learning
This site has a number of very useful resources to assist staff to include people with disability into music programs. Based in universities in the North East of England. The 12 innovative curriculu...
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Resources for supporting music students with disability
Useful links developed through innovative curriculum development projects which address inclusivity by both broadening music education to encompass students of diverse backgrounds.
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