Tips for Making Music Performances Sensory-Friendly and Inclusive

Julia Heath Reynolds, Kimberly VanWeelden
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In today’s society, major arts organizations and other large-scale public venues are making additional accommodations for persons with disabilities beyond those under Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Often termed “sensory-friendly,” this approach makes it easier for individuals with sensory sensitivities to participate in social activities and community events. However, we rarely see similar efforts occurring in school-based music performances. Therefore, we set out to create an inclusive concert experience that welcomes all persons to attend regardless of their sensory, mobility, or other needs to benefit everyone—the students, the families, the school, and the community. During our journey, we realized several components were essential to the overall success of our concerts. In this article, we share five tips that may help you feel more confident implementing something similar in your school.
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在当今社会,主要艺术组织和其他大型公共场所正在为残疾人提供除《美国残疾人法》(ADA)规定的便利外的额外便利。这种方法通常被称为“感官友好”,它使具有感官敏感性的个体更容易参与社会活动和社区活动。然而,我们很少看到类似的努力出现在以学校为基础的音乐表演中。因此,我们着手创造一种包容的音乐会体验,欢迎所有人参加,无论他们的感官,行动能力或其他需求如何,以造福每个人-学生,家庭,学校和社区。在我们的旅程中,我们意识到有几个因素对我们音乐会的整体成功至关重要。在这篇文章中,我们分享了五个技巧,可以帮助你更自信地在你的学校实施类似的事情。
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