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Looking for some advice…I have student who stutters everytime he starts to play. He’ll replay his starting note numerous times before finally getting into the song. Once he gets going, he plays well. But if there’s a break in his playing, or the start of…

• Last updated 2 years ago
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In this webinar you will hear about actual situations that teachers have encountered with their special needs students and learn from Karen’s expertise how best to handle those situations. Topics include: Using a Schedule with Students on the Spectrum (00:05) Difficulty Finding Black Note Groups…

• Last updated 6 years ago
• acceptance, autism, behavior, black note groups, black notes, challenging behavior, distracted student, Down Syndrome, first student, gateway, smg, special needs, spectrum, student progress, students on the spectrum, using a schedule

In this webinar you will hear Gateway creator Karen Nisenson speak with teachers about their students, sharing strategies to develop fine motor issues and relate students’ interests to music. Topics include: Teacher Experience with Autistic Students (00:05) Recently Diagnosed Student on the Spectrum (09:31) Connecting…

• Last updated 6 years ago
• angry birds, autism, autistic student, games, spectrum, student interests, trains

What would you recommend for this still quite new student of mine who is 19 years old and doesn’t like to review the first two songs he’s already learned, and could play without any help a few weeks back? The lady who guides him during…

• Last updated 7 years ago
• adapting to student's needs, autism, autism spectrum, expectation, Laurie Richards, special needs, spectrum