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My deaf child and learning to play music

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25 Nov 2013 | Posted by National Deaf Children's Society
Categories: Learning & Participation Tags: Key Stage 3, Music Education, Traditional Instruments

Vijeeth and his dad Vijay tell us about his deafness and learning to play the guitar. Find out more about childhood deafness on our website: http://www.ndcs.org.uk/

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