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May 2024
11m 10s

150 | Adaptive Folk Dances

Bryson Tarbet, M.M.Ed.
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Send us a text In this episode of That Music Podcast, join Bryson as he delves into the intricacies of adaptive folk dances in the classroom. Discover how these dynamic movements extend far beyond physical accessibility, fostering inclusivity and ensuring every student's success in musical exploration. Bryson shares practical insights and strategies ... Show More
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