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Yes it can. Not all music though. Research has proven that classical and Rock Music relax students and help tem concentrate.
What else can I help you with?
How do you learn rhythm?
Sure, people learn about music by listening to music.
What music do girls and boys listen to?
1) yes because listening to music might help kids do their work and no because they might get into the music instead of the work 2) For some students listening to music does help but it is scientifically proven that music does not help students learn, it just distracts them.
What is a question you could ask in order to expand upon the topic of whether students should be allowed to bring MP3 players to school?
Are there any studies that show how listening to music helps students learn? EloGe AKa KRIZ
Does listening to music help you learn?
it depends on what music you listen to and how loud it is and whether you like it or not. It also depends on what you are learning.
What percent on students believe that listening to music makes them concentrate better?
It really depends on the individual
Of 80 students surveyed 35 percent said they preferred listening to music while they did homework How many students wanted to hear music while doing homework?
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Of 80 students surveyed 35 percent said they preferred listening to music while they did homework. How many students wanted to hear music while doing homework?
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How does listening to music help you learn?
: Easy ! The song that you don't understand the lyrics ( language ) . :)
Why might music not have as much impact on youth as some researches think?
students listen to other media while listening to music
What are two things students will learn in a general music class?
how to read music notes and how to play music!
Is it possible to learn rhythm?
Yes, it is possible to learn rhythm through practice, listening to music, and studying different rhythmic patterns.
Are there any benefit to listening to music while reading?
There have been many studies performed on this issue which has been nicknamed "The Mozart Effect". The idea is that the sensory stimulation of listening to music while reading can leave the mind more open to learning. The results of these studies conflict leaving no DEFINITE answer. You can learn more here:http://lrs.ed.uiuc.edu/students/lerch1/edpsy/mozart_effect.html This site can help you understand the debate and whether or not listening to music while reading is worth a try.
