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Whilst scientists may debate exactly how music assists the brain to learn, few would dismiss the notion that participating in song and dance is great for kids. And our MAD class leaders, who see the achievements - not to mention the smiles - of their children everyday, would agree! If you would like to learn more about the role music and movement has to play in your childs development, we have put together a list of links below to some of the most informative articles on the web. Get kids involved in music groups! This really clear and concise article explains why involving your pre-school child in an organised musical group can be so beneficial. >>> families magazine article Music is fun, creative and helps learning. That is why in every culture music is central to early child development. But what kind of music should children be engaging in - playgroups, learning an instrument, choirs? The choices available are evaluated here. >>> bbc features item Mozart makes us more intelligent?! There has been much debate about the Mozart Effect. Can it really improve a childs IQ? This article explains what the debate is about and evaluates the arguments on both sides. >>> bbc features item Read this article to find out more about the research being done in America to prove that classical music is good for the brain! >>> bbc news item Music and dance help kids brains develop!A really interesting article describing some of the studies that have been carried out world wide into the effects music can have on the brain and its ability to learn.>>> bbc news item This page gives a quick overview of the benefits of children learning music. >>> bbc article This article explains how music and dance can aid childrens development at different stages of their lives. It identifies social, emotional and intellectual benefits of engaging young children in rhythm, rhyme and action songs. It also has great tips for introducing your children to more music and dance at home. >>> nncc item Music should be for everyone! Everyone should be able to participate in music. It is one of lifes great pleasures and offers fantastic benefits to all. Read here about some new initiatives that are making music more accessible to even the most physically disabled people. >>> bbc features item Music nurtures babies! Any parent knows that babies respond to music. Read this
article to discover the extraordinary ways in which music can influence
a new born child.
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