NAfME Symposium: Music Education and Students with Disabilities and/or Those Living in Poverty

Where is the field of music in special education and the care of students who live in poverty heading in the next 10 years? How can we prepare to be the best teachers possible for our students? What enduring questions remain, and how will we fulfill the promises of an education based in equity and care for all students? As we finish our time together during this virtual symposium, we will also ask each Zoom group to share their questions and responses to provide closure for our day. Register today.

Organized by Alice Hammel and Joseph Abramo. Additional presenters include Eric Bottorff, Mara Culp, Ellary Draper, Kevin Droe, and Bryan Nichols.

There is no fee to attend this event; however, space is limited, and all attendees must register in advance. A certificate of completion will be sent to all attendees based on time online during the symposium.

Recordings will be available to registrants for one week following the symposium, at which time they will be moved to the NAfME Academy, which is free for NAfME members (requires a subscription).