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Aug 23, 2010 · Susan Hallam. University College London. Citations (793) References (189) Abstract. This paper reviews the empirical evidence relating to the effects of active engagement with music on the...
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For well over a century, writers on music education have been making powerful claims for the benefits of including music in a rounded, creative curriculum (see Pitts, 2000; Rainbow & Cox, 2006).
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Music education facilitates student academic achievement. Not only do students who study music develop musical abilities, they receive benefits that extend to other academic areas, leading to overall scholastic success. Music education benefits student achievement in the following ways:
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Apr 15, 2019 · Curriculum is currently a big issue in England. What a school-based music curriculum should entail, what sorts of things should be taught and learned, and what makes for good learning experiences are all under consideration.
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Music is offered as a classroom subject in Years 7 to 12. The Program is designed to support student learning though listening, composing and performing activities. Classroom music students develop skills on a variety of instruments and have access to a range of composing and audio technologies.