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  #1 playwithapro 01 on 02 Jul 12

   

  What matters is to help our children by giving them the opportunity to evolve, become better than ourselves, for the benefit of all of humanity.
  
  In this context, attitude means to pass down to your children the family values of musical appreciation.
  
  8- PERSISTENCE! Musical learning only becomes reality when the child has a desire/disposition to make music. In order for us to find our whether s/he has this disposition, s/he has to be exposed and has to experience music. Hence, it is necessary to give time and continuity to the exposure to music so that the cognitive development system can go through the appropriate stages. In order to develop cognitively in a musical context, it is necessary for the parents and children to remain persistent, which will result in the succession of levels which lead to each day deeper knowledge and complex specialized learning.
  
  9- PRACTICING! All the steps above lead to a system of how to experience music. The child that experiences rewarding musical practice goes on to practice music, in a routine of instrumental study which will lead s/he to aesthetic expression through execution of his/her works or works of other composers.
  
  10- CONCLUSION: The child's process of experiencing music, with parental support, will lead to a unique reality: A dream has been visualized, goals have been set, and the participants have been persistent. There has been practicing of communication, training to reach the goals outlines, and a conclusion about what should be done at each step lived. To "live" and experience music and learning "how to make music" adds much to family life and this increment in quality provides improved communication in society. The overall result is a quest for the evolution of humanity, through the cultivation of art, intelligence, and emotion.
  
  Music can be of assistance when you study however it needs to be a relaxing music as you don't want to create distractions for the brain. Your favourite rock band where you sing along to all the lyrics for example is not a good choice. With this type of music you'll find that in order to study properly your brain will have to tune out the music and not engage in it.
  
  Classical music is probably the most popular choice in this field of endeavour however it still must be slow and relaxing classical music. We want to create an atmosphere of calm moods and serenity in the room, somewhere you can feel completely at ease and concentrate on absorbing the information.
  
  You can also use music to break up your study time. It's great for example to study for 40 minutes with music then 30 minutes without, each time you make a shift it will seem like a fresh study period and can actually help you study more effectively for longer.
  
  If pushed to choose most experts will agree that studying in silence is absolutely the best but if you wish to break up study time with some relaxing music it's fine. The best technique for study is generally to do it little and often throughout the day. The mind benefits from short periods of intensive study followed by breaks. During the breaks it's thought that the mind processes what's been learnt. music education

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">What matters is to help our children by giving them the opportunity to evolve, become better than ourselves, for the benefit of all of humanity. <br /><br />In this context, attitude means to pass down to your children the family values of musical appreciation.<br /><br />8- PERSISTENCE! Musical learning only becomes reality when the child has a desire/disposition to make music. In order for us to find our whether s/he has this disposition, s/he has to be exposed and has to experience music. Hence, it is necessary to give time and continuity to the exposure to music so that the cognitive development system can go through the appropriate stages. In order to develop cognitively in a musical context, it is necessary for the parents and children to remain persistent, which will result in the succession of levels which lead to each day deeper knowledge and complex specialized learning.<br /><br />9- PRACTICING! All the steps above lead to a system of how to experience music. The child that experiences rewarding musical practice goes on to practice music, in a routine of instrumental study which will lead s/he to aesthetic expression through execution of his/her works or works of other composers.<br /><br />10- CONCLUSION: The child's process of experiencing music, with parental support, will lead to a unique reality: A dream has been visualized, goals have been set, and the participants have been persistent. There has been practicing of communication, training to reach the goals outlines, and a conclusion about what should be done at each step lived. To "live" and experience music and learning "how to make music" adds much to family life and this increment in quality provides improved communication in society. The overall result is a quest for the evolution of humanity, through the cultivation of art, intelligence, and emotion.<br /> <br />Music can be of assistance when you study however it needs to be a relaxing music as you don't want to create distractions for the brain. Your favourite rock band where you sing along to all the lyrics for example is not a good choice. With this type of music you'll find that in order to study properly your brain will have to tune out the music and not engage in it.<br /><br />Classical music is probably the most popular choice in this field of endeavour however it still must be slow and relaxing classical music. We want to create an atmosphere of calm moods and serenity in the room, somewhere you can feel completely at ease and concentrate on absorbing the information.<br /><br />You can also use music to break up your study time. It's great for example to study for 40 minutes with music then 30 minutes without, each time you make a shift it will seem like a fresh study period and can actually help you study more effectively for longer.<br /><br />If pushed to choose most experts will agree that studying in silence is absolutely the best but if you wish to break up study time with some relaxing music it's fine. The best technique for study is generally to do it little and often throughout the day. The mind benefits from short periods of intensive study followed by breaks. During the breaks it's thought that the mind processes what's been learnt. <a href="http://playwithapro.com" rel="nofollow">music education</a></div>

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