VODcast: Making Music
We can encourage our friends with autism to join in a jam session, even if they are not able to learn music in traditional ways. People who have difficulty concentrating or those who have very limited skills can make music playing instruments with open tuning or by following letter-cued or color-cued music. Joining in a music ensemble encourages personal interaction, appropriate behaviors, emotional expression, communication with others, creativity, and cooperative teamwork. If you are receiving this message via e-mail, click on our website for some ideas to help individuals with autism connect with others while making cool music. http://FAQautism.com
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