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Published on May 13, 2016
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Music
Brain Rules by John Medina (ch.10)
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Alberto Carrasco-Casado
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Formal musical training improves intellectual skills in several domains
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Intellectual Benefits
Some scientist think we are born musical
Studies have shown that musicians are better listeners(can detect dramatic or subtle differences more than non-musicians)
Musical training provides direct improvements in working memory (working memory is a key constituent of executive function)
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Formal music training also aids social cognition
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Social/Emotional Benefits
Prosocial skills (behavior done for the good of group or individual) are strengthened when performing in a musical group
Musicians are better at detecting emotion
Music lessons make kids more empathic
Music changes your mood through actual hormonal changes (increases dopamine, cortisol, oxytocin)
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MUSIC: the unexplainable healing power
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Healing Power of Music
Using music as medicine for sick patients has a long history (dating back to Greek physician Hippocrates, WWI, WWII, to present day)
Has been shown to aid speech recovery in head-trauma patients
Prematurely born infants gain weight more rapidly (it is now standard to play music in NICUs)
Music-therapy patients routinely outscore patients exposed to more traditional therapies
calms patients down as well as reduces pain
"Nothing activates the brain so extensively as music." -Dr.Oliver Sacks
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Why should you care?
Executive function predicts students' future undergraduate performances better than their state tests, or even their IQ.(p.208)
Emotional regulation has powerful effect on academic performance(refer to stress chapter)
Aids in developing AND healing the whole child
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Karla Vale
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