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Do you think learning to read music increases your child's intellect?

March 26th 2008 02:51
katyzzz
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Music is Brain Exercise!

Music is a thinking activity of the highest level! When it is taught with passion and enthusiasm, it will spark a student towards high achievement for life! It has been calculated that a student reading a piece of music will make approximately 5,000 decisions per minute!


Each person learns differently. All of us have five senses. Some must learn through a combination of two or more senses.

We now know there are eight intelligences, not just one! Every one possesses all eight, to varying degrees. Susie’s brain works differently than Robert’s brain because their brains are wired differently. One intelligence is not “better” than another! It just means each child learns in its own way. An effective teacher must be able to recognize each student’s strongest intelligence (or combination thereof). Each lesson must be taught several different ways in order to reach all students, no matter how their brain works!
When we allowed music to be taken out of the school budget, we did a great disservice to our students, and to our communities. WHY?

Music brings order to children’s thoughts and behavior. They are less likely to “act out” when they have the discipline of music and the high self-perception it brings.

This is just a small part from the link at the top. It makes some very interesting reading, don't you think? and parents of small children should be particularly interested.


It is a general discussion about intelligence as much as it is about the effects that music has.

And as Shakespeare said " If music be the food of love, play on".

If you enjoy reading this article please leave a comment would you?



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Comment by tlcorbin

March 27th 2008 01:17
It certainly couldn't hurt katyzzz. Raven

Comment by katyzzz

March 27th 2008 01:42
No, but I'm sure there are many children who say that it does.

Comment by Miswanderlust

April 5th 2008 02:53
Katyzzz
I love that shakespeare quote!
Mis

Comment by katyzzz

April 5th 2008 03:06
Good for you Mis, I'm afraid it's just music for me. Sadly, but I am fussy.

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