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The Benefits of Musical Education
Accelerated Vocabulary and Language
Increased Motor skills
Improved Test Scores
Heightened Spatial-Temporal Skills
What Experts Say:​
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Numerous scientific research studies support the positive impacts of music on young, developing brains. The links below lead to a few studies and articles that give insight into how important learning and engaging with music is to develop children's minds.
Click the articles below to find out more.
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How musical training affects cognitive development
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Musical Training Shapes Structural Brain Development
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Practicing a Musical Instrument in Childhood
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Longitudinal Analysis of Music Education
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Playing an Instrument: Better for Your Brain than Just Listening
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Art therapy for symptoms of post-traumatic stress, depression and anxiety
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Cortical Thickness Maturation and Duration of Music Training
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Music lessons spur emotional and behavioral growth in children
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Music classes sparks neuroplasticity and language development in children
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Long-term positive associations between music lessons and IQ
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Low-income, male students less likely to play instruments at home
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A Prescription for Music Lessons
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5 Reasons Why You Should Learn a Musical Instrument
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Does Studying Music Increase SAT Scores?
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Correlation between math and musical ability
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Analysis Between School Music Participation and Academic Achievement
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Using Music to Close the Academic Gap
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