Art and Music Lessons' Positive Effects on Children

Many people around the world think that there is no music, life is nonsense. Music helps people in a variety of ways and gives meaning to life. For example, music helps someone earn money, relax, spend time, work and study. In addition, it helps children concentrate mainly. The time they learn while listening to music helps their brains increase over time. The main problem is that most schools are working on reducing the curriculum of music, as the principal believes that music is not as useful as scientific and mathematical student academic processes.

Abstract: In this article, we introduce a preliminary study on how teachers integrate music into regular mathematics courses, and the interdisciplinary course of music and mathematics on mathematical modeling, strategy, and elementary school children's applied abilities . Two teachers and two first and third graders (n = 46) participated in this study. The two teachers planned and implemented music events within five weeks as part of the regular mathematics curriculum. The result shows that the two teachers have integrated music activities of various mathematical contents. Music mathematics Interdisciplinary courses have had a positive impact on several areas of mathematical ability.

Attitudes and beliefs of Chinese students toward mathematics Exploratory research Mathematics education journal, 1 (1), 91 - 108

In one study, we examined the effects of music education on non-music abilities, the impact of music lessons on academic performance, and the cognitive ability. According to the survey, the students taking the music course showed high IQ in IQ. (Source: Glenn Schellenberg, Music Curriculum, IQ, Psychology, Volume 15, No. 8, 2004.) Recent research found that the majority (96%) of principals were able to participate in music education . Encourage them and motivate them. Students stay at the school. In addition, 89% of the principal think that the high school music education program improves the school's graduation rate. (Source: Harris Interactive Poll, 2006.)

So far, the story that school music and art education has a positive influence on children is becoming common in the news. Researchers have also found increasingly reliable evidence to support the idea that music and art is good for children. However, as a result of this new study, and a news report of art students who have been bullied, it seems that at first sight more complicated things may be occurring. If you believe that art education is good for children (as Bruce and I and many others) it is not the reason that art students are protected to some extent and not being bullied at school. Indeed, the advantage of learning music and art overcomes the fact that students of music and theater are being bullied to some extent. Why do they tend to be superior to positive markers of the development of traditional young people despite why art children are exposed to bullying or high risk of being bullied? , Researchers do not know yet.