The following is an interesting study done on the correlation between what music you listen to, and what your SAT score is. HOWEVER, I am currently a high school student, taking all advanced classes which I am earning college credit for, and both I, alongside many of the people taking those same classes, listen to rap music. When I say "rap music" though, I mean the more intellectual, well-written rap, like Nas. Not Rick Ross.
none. there's no sych place thing as the "Berkley" school of music. You can find the Berkelee School of music on line at their web page.
It gives their mind a sense of rhythm and memorization. Also, it helps them decide right from wrong.
75% Music is amazing, if you persevere, you get a scholarship
Probably because, usually the music that is played is not the music that school students like, and because they think of it as boring and that it doesnt help anything.
30% of the students favored Country Music.
One of the benefits of having a school band is engaging students in music. Studies have shown that students who participate in music classes make better grades, score higher in SAT exams and are more likely to stay in school and graduate from high school.
Thomas John Inglis has written: 'The effects of unfamiliar music on the electrocephalograms of secondary school music students and non-music students' -- subject(s): Physiological effect, School music, Music, Instruction and study
Grades in music education serve as a way to measure students' proficiency and progress in skills like playing instruments, reading music, and understanding music theory. They provide feedback to students and teachers on areas of strength and areas needing improvement. Grades can motivate students to practice and improve, and help educators track student growth over time.
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u get too into music, and wont pay attention to schoolwork
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none. there's no sych place thing as the "Berkley" school of music. You can find the Berkelee School of music on line at their web page.
Donald B. Ennis has written: 'The development of a music composition course outline using MIDI technology for students in grades 9, 10, and 11 at Eagle River Secondary School' -- subject(s): Composition (Music), Curricula, Eagle River Secondary School (Sicamous, B.C.), Electronic aids, Instruction and study, MIDI (Standard), School music
It gives their mind a sense of rhythm and memorization. Also, it helps them decide right from wrong.
It all depends upon the interest of students. If a student has passion for music, then he can undertake music training. If not, the students should not be pressured to learn music. For more information visit the related link.
Deborah Ann Reinhardt has written: 'The effect of repeated composition experience on the tonal structure of fifth-grade students' compositions' -- subject(s): Instruction and study, Juvenile, Composition (Music), Music, School music, Tonality
talk to your music teacher at school and try to get support from other students