The Benefits Of Music Education

The teacher 's role in the modern world is extremely high as to teach a student to be successful in education in the school with how to use this knowledge how to be successful in the life plays a very primary role. Therefore, to get this aim the modern teacher should be very creative and optimally combined modern forms, methods, means of instruction, in which develops the personality of each student. For pupils, the teacher is not only a carrier of knowledge on a particular subject, but also a bright personality, which is interesting to organize their academic work. In my opinion, the more varied and active will be an approach, the more successful will be the children’s development not only in main subjects, but also on musical

Besides, it carried out a combination of creative imagination and the literary idea of students. In the article “ The Benefits of Music Education” written by Laura Lewis Brown benefits the form of music and drama educations. She provides a lot of evidence to support the idea that learning music improved the student’s test scores, spatial-temporal skills, make brain works harder and develop the language. But besides all these, she gives an example of the study made by E. Glenn Schellenberg of the University of Toronto at Mississauga about how the piano, voice and drama lessons increasing the young kid’s IQ. The study was published in the issue of Psychological Science in 2004. Laura Brown explains: Schellenberg provided nine months of piano and voice lessons to a six-years-olds, drama lessons ( to see if exposure to the arts in general versus just music had an effect) to a second of six-years-olds, and no lessons to a third group. …. Surprisingly, the children who were given music lessons over the school year tested on average three IQ points higher than the other groups. The drama group didn’t have the same increase in IQ, but did experience increased social behavior benefits not seen in the music-only