Music, inclusion and learning: children’s clip help in literacy

Music, inclusion and learning: children’s clip help in literacy


Summary

The literacy for children can be expanded with music and animations that use kilos, associating images, sounds and movements and use the rhythm and repetition to make learning more inclusive and accessible.





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Alphabetization during childhood goes beyond letters and words. The use of music and educational animations has shown that it is a powerful tool to help in learning listeners rather than listeners, making the process more accessible and fun.

Here are three ways on how childish music clips can contribute to this development:

• Libras as part of the narrative – Including the language of Brazilian signs (pounds) in animations, videos become accessible for deaf children and, at the same time, have a language to listen to children, stimulating inclusion and communication among all.

• Association between image, sound and movement – The clips that combine texts, gestures and illustrations help to strengthen the meaning of words visually and interactively, facilitating recognition and memorization for children in the literacy phase.

• Rhythm and repetition as learning allies – Children’s songs often have repetitions and rhymes that help in the recognition of sounds, syllables and words. This function is also useful for deaf children as it allows the understanding of the rhythm of language through vibrations, expression of the body and signs.

These strategies show that education can be fun and accessible to everyone. With small changes in the way of presenting the content, it is possible to create a more inclusive and welcoming environment, in which all children can learn together.

Watch the video with the comment by Rubens Romero, CEO and one of the founding partners of Educated.

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Source: Terra

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