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Beatboxing as Music Education for Students with Disabilties: Bringing Education and Art Together (BEAT)

Authors

James Kim
Johnny Buffalo

Files

Publication Date

10-11-2020

Document Type

ABLE Assembly Conference Session Materials

Keywords

Beatboxing; Enrichment programs; Music; Dance; Music production; Speech intervention; Visual arts

ABLE Arts Resource Center Terms

ABLE Arts Resource Center; ABLE Assembly; Elementary School(K-6); Middle School (6-8); High School (9-12); Autism; Speech or Language Impairment; General Music; Inclusion; Music Therapy

Assembly Session Video Notes

Main video file contains a video of the presentation given by James King.

Secondary File Notes

Visual reference contains a one page program for BEAT. Zip file contains an article, visual reference, and presentation.

Recommended Citation

Kim, J., & Buffalo, J. (2020). Beatboxing as Music Education for Students with Disabilties: Bringing Education and Art Together (BEAT). Retrieved from https://remix.berklee.edu/able-assembly-conference/7