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Carol Beynon is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Education at Western University. She holds an EdD from the University of Toronto and specializes in music education, focusing on gender issues, student learning, teacher development, and school music education policy. Beynon is an established figure in Canadian choral music, known for her work as the founding co-artistic director of the Amabile Boys & Men’s Choirs and her roles as conductor in various prestigious national and international settings. She has taught a range of music education courses, contributing to both undergraduate and graduate programs, including specializations in curriculum development and critical issues in arts education. Beynon's research employs qualitative methods and spans performance, composition, and music education, emphasizing the integration of cultural perspectives in choral settings. Her scholarly contributions include several books and articles in refereed journals, addressing the intersections of music, education, and social justice. Beyond academia, she actively participates in national committees, providing leadership in educational policy and practice. Beynon’s commitment to fostering musical excellence is reflected in her advocacy for equitable practices in music education across diverse contexts.
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