Inclusion THROUGH music vs Inclusion IN music

Digital contributions to inclusion in music learning

Authors

  • Davys Enrique Moreno Aveiro University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34624/musichildren.v0i2.29341

Keywords:

Inclusive Music Education, Music Learning, Music Technology, ADMI (Accessible Digital Musical Instruments), Inclusion

Abstract

OVERVIEW

The session aims to sensitise participants to the recognition of the potential of Digital in the development of inclusive dynamics and work processes, in the context of Music Teaching/Learning. It aims to present different works and technologies already developed, or under development, to promote inclusive music teaching, both in the context of Regular Education and Specialised Artistic Education. Furthermore, it aims to identify possible problems that can be encountered in the processes of inclusion in the area of music, promoting a collaborative and participatory work.

 - Music Teaching and Music Therapy, similarities and differences;

- Universal Design as pedagogical differentiation for learning;

- Strategies for enhancing the active participation of all children;

- Promotion of opportunities for success;

- Case studies;

- Curricular adaptations in EAE of Music for the benefit of Inclusion;

- Use of Support Products / Technologies and Software for the Teaching of Music;

- Potentiation of the development of Good Practices among all trainees.

 

Short curriculum of the presenter

Davys Moreno is a Violinist, Trainer in Music Education, master’s in education (Chile) and Music Therapist (Brazil). He is currently a PhD student in Education at the University of Aveiro and FCT scholarship holder (Portugal). He has interned at the Department of Music Informatics at the University of Milan (Italy) and has promoted the development of children's orchestras to democratise music education. His current research area is the inclusion of children with motor disabilities due to Cerebral Palsy in Music Art Education Programmes.

 

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Published

2023-07-10