#1 - The Dysruptor Dozen Documents For Launch Oct 11/12 - The Scale Of $4Bn Impact & $1Tn Opportunity - Research, Books, Tests, Discussion Documents

Introduction to tes SEND Show Launch of YouGov Survey: The Global Scale of Dysmusia Research Report and UK Music Making 5 Ways to Wellbeing Benchmark

At tes SEND Show 2024, we are excited to launch the YouGov survey "The Global Scale of Dysmusia Research Report" alongside the UK Music Making 5 Ways to Wellbeing Benchmark. This initiative aims to revolutionize how we understand and address music making in both SEND and non-SEND populations, highlighting a $4Bn economic opportunity and a $1Tn impact on global wellness.

What is Dysmusia?

Dysmusia, a term many are unfamiliar with, highlights the complex challenges associated with music learning and perception. It impacts 20% of the SEND population, contributing to difficulties in music education and broader cognitive development.

The Circle of Dys’

Our research reveals the "Circle of Dys," a new definition of Dysmusia encompassing an inner circle of SEND20% and an outer circle of SEND90% who have never tried or gave up on music making. This also includes everyone with non-SEND needs of all ages and abilities, addressing Sensory Experience Natures and Diversities (SEND).

Survey Insights

The YouGov survey provides quantitative scores from +5 to -5, offering benchmark quantitative analysis to understand the prevalence and impact of Dysmusia. This data is crucial for developing targeted interventions and support systems for those affected.

The $4Bn Opportunity and $1Tn Impact

AI estimates a market size of $4Bn for a new 12th Global Wellness Institute (GWI) sector focused on music making well-being. More importantly, the potential global impact on health and wellness is valued at $1Tn, making this an opportunity that cannot be overlooked.

Triple X Test

The Triple X Test is a comprehensive framework to address Dysmusia through:

1. Tracking & Trending via YouGov Benchmark Survey Circle of Dys'.

2. 16 Types 4 Temperaments with  Jung/Briggsian + Color + Design Psychology.MSTTi -The Multi-SENsory Teaching & Targeting indicator

3. Teaching and Targeting All Types and Temperaments with X-VAKTOR Multi-SENsory System Visual Auditory Kinesthetic Tone & Time.

The Five Wells' Solutions in Wellenomics Magazine

1. Well-Being: By creating a new sector within the Global Wellness Institute focused on music making well-beings, we can unlock significant economic and wellness benefits.

2. Well-Taught: Music making enhances cognitive development and social interaction. Our system aims to make music education accessible and compulsory, ensuring all students benefit.

3. Well-Versed: With 98% of educators unaware of Dysmusia, our goal is to provide comprehensive training and resources to address this gap, ensuring inclusivity in music education.

4. Well-Enabled: We advocate for the inclusion of music making tools and systems that cater to all learners, including those with SEND, to create an inclusive educational environment.

5. Well-Tech: By developing and integrating innovative tools and technologies, we can support and enhance music education, making it accessible and enjoyable for everyone.

Conclusion

The Dysmusia Foundation calls on policymakers, educators, and stakeholders to recognize the critical role of music in education and therapy. Let us work together to bridge the Chasm of Creativity and build a world where everyone can experience the transformative power of music making.

Join us at the tes SEND Show 2024 to learn more about our innovative approaches and how you can contribute to this important mission. Together, we can create a future where every child, regardless of their abilities, can thrive and reach their full potential through the joy and well-being of music making.