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    Music In Schools

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    Music programs in school is a good way to keep students entertained and having fun. Music programs in schools gives students something to look forward to and may encourage them to go to school. Playing an instrument is good for the brain‚ gives kids a chance to make new friends‚ and it is also fun. To begin with‚ playing an instrument is good for the brain. As stated in source two‚ "Playing music helps kids use and improve memory skills." Playing an instrument will benefit students on other

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    School And Music

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    School and Music School and Music changed my life in many ways. I used to work‚ but it wasn’t getting me enough money to live a comfortable life. I feel that my attitude is always positive even if I’m having a bad day. It’s hard to get me mad so I feel that my biggest strength is that I’m always in a good mood and people around me should feel the same way. Knowledge that I’m going to learn as the years go by is going to help me in my personal life and the career I’m trying to pursue I feel that

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    Music In Schools

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    The Importance of Music in Schools By River Lin‚ eHow Contributor  Share  Tweet  Share  Pin The Importance of Music in Schools Music education plays an important role in a child’s overall development intellectually‚ socially and emotionally. Music offers creative challenges and aesthetic appreciation as well as self-expression and self-discovery opportunities. These are just a few of the factors that reflect the importance of music in schools. Other People Are Reading How to Make

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    Angela Crafton Robyn Miller‚ Instructor HUM/176 July 3‚ 2011 Keeping Old School Music Alive R&B crooners such as R. Kelly‚ Brian McKnight‚ and Raphael Saadiq are striving to keep “Old School Music” alive. There are so many different genres of music and they all represent different people‚ attitudes‚ places‚ times‚ ethnicities and ideas. Imagine what this world would be like without old school R & B artists like Marvin Gaye‚ The Temptations‚ Diana Ross‚ and everybody’s all time favorite

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    Music In Public Schools

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    imagine a world without music? Studies conducted by the National Conference of State Legislatures show that public schools across the country are cutting back on music classes in an ­attempt to save money. Worse‚ some schools have never had music programs to begin with. But without these fundamental programs‚ students’ academic growth and emotional well-being could suffer‚ and our understanding of the universal language of music could become a thing of the past. To prevent this‚ music classes should be

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    Music Education in Schools

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    Music Education in Schools Music is an important part of our life. An art‚ music is its own language; it ’s a universal language that anyone can understand. No matter how different music is around the world‚ it serves a common purpose of bringing people together. Music allows us to express ourselves and exposes our emotions because there is always a song for every situation. Music is an important part of our society today because it tells a story‚ releases emotion‚ and breaks down barriers. Most

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    Benefit of Music at school What if there was something you could do that makes you smarter‚ benefits health‚ reduces stress and helps brain development. Making music does that and more. (It is also a potential career). The no child left behind act states art as a core classes yet it is not being offered to everyone. The benefits of music should be better understood and classes should be added to school programs not cut. Music education helps kids succeed in school. Almost 100% of the winners

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    Explicit Music In Schools

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    Explicit music in school. Do you ever want to hear a certain song at a school dance but it has cuss words? Well if you do i am the same. Keep reading to find out why we should listen to this explicit music. Schools should allow music with cuss words because most of us listen to that kind. We love dancing and just having a good time with this kind. About 98% of us here at RF JSHS listen to this kind of music. How do I know this? Its because i asked the whole school! Another reason is because other

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    Should music be allowed in school? An Irrefutable study shows that listening to music when studying‚ helps teens get their work done faster with better grades. The only main problem is that the student handbook does not allow any type of audio player in school. On behalf of Dupree high school students‚ I say we promote this rule to be retracted from the handbook. Some of the reasons are that it will help us succeed in our education‚ boost our creativity levels‚ and ameliorate academic skills effectively

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    sho“Music majors are the most likely group of college grads to be admitted to medical school. Physician and biologist Lewis Thomas studied the undergraduate majors of medical school applicants. He found that 66 percent of music majors who applied to med school were admitted‚ the highest percentage of any group. For comparison‚ (44 percent) of biochemistry majors were admitted. Also‚ a study of 7‚500 university students revealed that music majors scored the highest reading scores among all majors

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