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This is the story of twelve deaf students at the Indiana School for the Deaf who choreograph and perform an inspiring dance show that displays their talent and passion for music. They plan and perform their end of the year show, and along the way they spread awareness about the deaf community. They also show how music and deaf culture mix in a beautiful way.

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Runtime: 26 minutes 50 seconds

Topic: Arts, Deaf Life
Subtopic: Arts, Dance, Deaf - General, Music
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2010
Producer/Distributor: Chip Taylor Communications
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Still image from: 100 Years of Amalia Hernandez. A Celebration. (Spanish)

2 color drawings of pink tulips in a yellow and red vase. The drawing on the left is 2-dimensional, and the drawing on the right is 3-dimensional.

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In a large gymnasium, a woman sits crisscross with her arms out with a big smile on her face. Lily, a young girl with both legs amputated wearing a purple ballerina outfit, sits across from the woman mimicking her. Next to the woman are a pair of pink ballet slippers.

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CATHY W. (Red Bluff, CA)

August 29th, 2018 at 12:13 PM

My class truly enjoyed watching this video.
Susan S. (Devils Lake, ND)

September 28th, 2016 at 10:19 AM

We viewed this as a Deaf Awareness Week activity. My students were very interested in these young deaf actors/dancers, watching them sign about their feelings and experiences with hearing people.