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Tag Archives: mozart
Some Academic Benefits of Music
Posted in Inspirational
Tagged academic, education, grades, intelligence, mozart, mozart effect, music, school, statistics, stats
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Article: Protecting Children’s Voices.
Also from the same website as my previous post, written by Maestro David L. Jones. http://www.voiceteacher.com/children_article/children.html Some excerpted information from this article: Abusive Practices in the Child’s Voice: 1. Heavy belting: taking chest voice higher than is healthy. 2. … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching Private Lessons, Vocal Resources
Tagged child, children, damage, David L. Jones, lessons, mozart, music, prodigy, vocal, voices
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Music and Autistism
I found an article today about how music helped one autistic student to find confidence, feel more socially secure, and improve in verbal skills. I have taught several autistic students, and I have seen them do wonderful things through music. … Continue reading
Posted in Informational, Inspirational, Lesson Plans & Ideas, Teaching Band
Tagged autism, autistic, band, belong, bullies, bully, clarinet, community, education, ensemble, group, Kolman, Mano, mozart, music, music therapy, social, therapy, treatment, verbal
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Website Feature: Making Music Fun .net
One of my go-to websites when I need materials for a private lesson or for a classroom is MakingMusicFun.net There is a wealth of resources there, particularly helpful to younger students and the parents of these children. There is a … Continue reading
Posted in Informational, Lesson Plans & Ideas, Sheet Music, Teaching Elementary
Tagged .net, band, bass, bass clef, beethoven, C scale, certificates, clarinet, classroom, composer, crossword, F scale, free, G scale, holiday, instrument, lesson, library, making music fun, manuscript, method book, mozart, music, orchestra, paper, piano, practice, print, private, puzzle, religious, resource, scale, scales, sheet music, song, staff, teacher, theory, traditional, treble, treble clef, voice, word search, worksheet, worksheets
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Music and intelligence: A guide for the science-minded parent
An informative article from http://www.parentingscience.com Read the original article here. This article is © 2008-2011 Gwen Dewar, Ph.D., all rights reserved. Is there is link between music and intelligence? Yes, there is. Forget the Mozart effect. The real action seems … Continue reading
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Tagged art, effect, I.Q., intelligence, IQ, mozart, mozart effect, music, parenting, parentingscience, science
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Adventures of a Music Teacher 