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ABLE Assembly Conference Session Materials

A DisCrit Perspective on Music Education: Considerations for Intersectional Change, Erica Knapp

From Creation to Performance of an Original Multi-Sensory Show for Children with Special Needs, Rachel Lim

Engaging Teens in Conversations of Race and Disability: Developing An Action Plan For Your High School Drama Club or Local Youth Theater Company, Tara Mansour

Traveling Music Teacher's Toolkit, The, Marlene Markard

Autism, Technology, and Music: Alternative Ways of Composing and Performing Music, Tomas Marquez

Exploring the Teaching Strategies and Techniques Used by Music Teachers of Students with Autism, Tomas Marquez

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Celebrating Neurodiversity through Musical Composition, Rory McLeod

Low-Cost Adaptive Tools & Strategies for Visual Art Teachers, Krisitn Mohan

Whole Body Learning: Making Trauma Informed Education Universal, Abby Neale

Spotlight Academy of the Arts, Stephanie Newland

Verbatim Bodies: for a Theater that Emerges from the Physicality of the Performers, Tra Nguyen

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Creating Accessibility in Classical Music Institutions, Erin Parkes

Creating Safe and Engaging Inclusive Music Performances, Erin Parkes

From Sound to Symbol: Using Devised Notation and Composition in an Inclusive Music Classroom, Sarah Perry

Technology and Music Education What Does Literature Say?, Lisa Pierce-Goldstein

Learning Disabilities in Higher Education: Musical Timing Deficits and Remediation Strategies, Sara Raviotta

Coping with Hidden Identity: Creating Art to Address Workplace Isolation, Audrey Reeves

Art Heals, Nancy Shell

Sing to Say, Neil Smolar

Arts-Based Education: Key to Success, Elise Sobol

Legally Yours: The Child Find Mandate, Elise Sobol

From Monograph to International Movement: Music Assisted Learning Across the Life Span for Students with Autism Spectrum and Related Disorders, Elise S. Sobol

Milestones: How We Made a Digital Orchestra and Flew It from Scotland to Singapore, Peter Sparkes

Feeling Lost in a Sea of Accommodations, Elisabeth Staal

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What Does Inclusion Truly Look Like, and Who Gets to Decide?, Elizabeth Staal