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Welcome to rhytm4inclusion Learning Space

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The project directly addresses the need to promote social inclusion in European Classrooms by developing, piloting and applying an innovative methodology to combine music and dance to promote social, emotional and learning skills of students focusing on mixed classrooms that have children with special needs. The innovative learning approach to be explored promotes the use of rhythm to enhance the students' skills and promote an atmosphere of collaboration and respect in the classroom. The project partners' have years of experience in using arts and in specific dance and music in combination with traditional school curricula and in training teachers to use arts in their teaching practices. This project will move one step beyond to focus on rhythm (both in music and in dance and their combination) and how it could be used to promote student engagement and collaboration while at the same time promote the use of rhythm-based artistic techniques to manage the classroom and enable the effective inclusion of all children in the learning process including children with Special Education Needs.

The project will contribute to the strengthening of the profile of the teaching profession, firstly by offering to teachers the necessary skills and knowledge to promote inclusive learning by using arts and in specific Music and Dance, secondly by acquiring psycho-pedagogical skills and knowledge that will enable identify the unique characteristics and needs of their students including students with Special Education Needs and build an atmosphere of collaboration and trust in the classroom in an engaging way. The project will also promote the acquisition of digital skills by teachers and give them the motivation and ability to document their teaching practices and experience in the form of digital stories using modern digital tools in order to further exchange ideas with their peers, thus building vivid communities of practice that will support them in their teaching activities.

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R4I004 - Course on the Use of Digital Tools to Document and Share Teaching Practices
This course presents the use of digital tools and services to document and share rythm4inclusion teaching practices. The course focuses in the use of the Coursevo platform. A learning platform that offers a great variety of online tools an ...
R4I003 - Course on the Psycho-pedagogical Aspects
Music and rhythm based activities, body movement, kinetic and dance inspired interventions are well known and evidence-based practices that are commonly used in clinical or psycho-educational and school contexts. Playing and engaging in rh ...
R4ICONF - rhythm4inclusion Final Conference
Welcome to the international rhythm4inclusion conference! The Art in Education - rhythm4inclusion Conference takes place in Hälsingland County during a few late summer days. The conference offers lectures, practical workshops, seminars and ...
PRJ100 - The rhythm4inclusion project
The project directly addresses the need to promote social inclusion in European Classrooms by developing, piloting and applying an innovative methodology to combine music and dance to promote social, emotional and learning skills of student ...
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