Ryan... thank you for an excellent demonstration of WAITING for a response. (@ 2:35) I love that you gave this young man 30+ seconds to process and respond without re-prompting! These clips are great teaching tools for parents, therapists, teachers, students... Keep up the great work!

Ryan, your work has been inspiring my college students for the past couple of years. They are studying to be teachers of all sorts of populations...and we have have been exploring how to use music as a teaching tool. We love watching you and your students / clients!

it's wonderful, u get to gave him like 30 seconds to respond which is really helpful for both parents and teachers to see how u have done!!keep it up!!

I am a Music Therapist from India. I pretty much use the same techniques only Indian languages or the tune to either Indian songs or nursery rhymes depending on what my client loves.

Hi Ryan Judd it’s Jacob McAndrew great music kids with special needs fantastic keep up with the good job from Jacob McAndrew 👍

Thanks for this fam, it's my first year teaching autistic students and I wanna do right by 'em.

This is so inspiring! I am a music teacher and have special needs student who is interested in lessons with me and this was great insight on the waiting for a response and making music fun, Thank you for sharing your talents!

I really like this song and I'm going to use it in my classes.

I am working on a presentation for my Music class and I will use this example. Thanks for sharing. I like how simple this activity was and I liked how you waited on the student to respond. Keep up your hard work!

The time you waited!! And I thought I knew how to follow my kids pace and respect their time... Thank you so much for sharing! We've just started music therapy for my son with CP and your videos are inspiring.

I LOVE this video! It helped so much for you to explain the need to give students processing time that's unique to them and to see how long you allowed the student to respond to the prompt for "under". What a GREAT teaching tool for special education teachers, para educators and others who work with special needs students. Parents and others can benefit from this, too. I will share your site with the Special Education teachers I work with and know as well as on my own social media pages. Thank you, again, for spreading the message about how to help persons with special needs learn to express themselves!

Your clips are very inspirational. Thank you for reminding me how important music is to all.

Hey Ryan I Just want tell you,, that you make a great Job with the Children

This is the best best video for sped music therapy

great shadowing technique with the drum.....and...yes.....egg shell percussion is not monotonous......great .....lesson for prepositions....

this is wonderful! You are doing amazing things!

This video was great! Such great idea for my autistic voice students.

oh wow! this is amazing and very inspiring! I was waiting for the response. and when he did, I was so happy he got it right.. You're an awesome therapist! I wasn't to incorporate music therapy in my interventions in the future!

You are a great music therapist Ryan : )

I am learning a lot from your video. Iam from India. I've also a child with special needs. He's suffering from ADHD problem and speech prblm. Now he's 9 years old. But he's a big lover of music. The problem is that, he's not trying to pronounce any word. So to solve that what I have to do Sir?

Wonderful😊 great work 😊

Awesome idea. Thank you for this video!!!! =)

Can I get the lyrics for the song here? or the complete song.. that would be great.. Thank you so much for this, you are an inspiration. I am going to be using this definately..

Really nice video :))

ill do a home made trum like yours, i did one before seen this clip, love your ideas.

Good!

Ryan thanks for the video and i put a video up