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Studies from institutions like UCLA, USC, and Stanford show that music education significantly benefits children's cognitive and academic development, leading to better verbal and math scores, improved language skills, enhanced brain development in areas for sound and language, and higher performance on standardized tests.
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honestly just let us listen to music while we do our homework. it makes the time go by faster and i work way better when i'm doing my own thing
refresh the page, or wait until you are off the school wifi, since the school wifi isn't the greatest.
refresh the page, or wait until you are off the school wifi, since the school wifi isn't the greatest.
Music can help you stay engaged, reduce anxiety, and even improve mood. I think it can be a great tool. Things like instrumental music can be veryyyyy beneficial
as some who would love to listen to music in class because it helps me focus we need this
Let's get this started
this can help students focus better and keep them on track
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Studies from institutions like UCLA, USC, and Stanford show that music education significantly benefits children's cognitive and academic development, leading to better verbal and math scores, improved language skills, enhanced brain development in areas for sound and language, and higher performance on standardized tests.
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Studies from institutions like UCLA, USC, and Stanford show that music education significantly benefits children's cognitive and academic development, leading to better verbal and math scores, improved language skills, enhanced brain development in areas for sound and language, and higher performance on standardized tests. While I agree we should not have music during instruction, I feel independent work should allow it.
honestly just let us listen to music while we do our homework. it makes the time go by faster and i work way better when i'm doing my own thing
refresh the page, or wait until you are off the school wifi, since the school wifi isn't the greatest.
refresh the page, or wait until you are off the school wifi, since the school wifi isn't the greatest.
Music can help you stay engaged, reduce anxiety, and even improve mood. I think it can be a great tool. Things like instrumental music can be veryyyyy beneficial
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Let's get this started
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Studies from institutions like UCLA, USC, and Stanford show that music education significantly benefits children's cognitive and academic development, leading to better verbal and math scores, improved language skills, enhanced brain development in areas for sound and language, and higher performance on standardized tests. While I agree we should not have music during instruction, I feel independent work should allow it.