Music in Our Schools

Music of our school In recent years, schools are working hard to maintain music courses in school systems throughout the country. Depending on the school, for reasons on budget it is advisable to remove music from the academic course to save money. But it is well known that schools with excellent music programs have better grades in mathematics and sometimes in reading. A high-tech music program called Kodaly was established in Hungary's school. If a person goes to school today, it says "... the third grader sings in court and can not sing very beautifully" (Dickinson, 1993, p.1).

Our school music month aims to emphasize the many advantages that a high quality music education program can bring to American school children. The supporter is already there and enhances money and consciousness to support these projects - they believe it is important for the psychological awareness and development of the child. Do you agree? Jennifer Cerbasi teaches autistic children in New Jersey in public schools. As a coordinator of family application behavior analysis program, she works with parents to create and implement an action plan for their children to promote academic and social development. In addition to working in the classroom and at home, she is a member of the National Special Education Teachers Association and Director and Curriculum Development Association.

Participating in music education has many merits. A blog post on "bachelorsdegree.org" called "20 key benefits of our school music" says that school must stop music education, but that is a mistake. This is a fun topic, and the list contains a description of each idea on how to make a profit besides music lessons. 'Music education helps students to enter and leave the classroom, not just to learn musical instruments and to read notes.