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    Music has many affects on life whether it's the way the brain functions , emotions, helping people learn and cope with pain/sorrow. In my paper I will explaining how music helps in everyday life and how it affects the brain. A proven fact is that musicians have a better brain than the average people. In a study musicians have a different brain that regular people. Musicians have a bigger corpus callosum. Explaining how music affects the brain , the sensory cortex is tactile feedback from playing

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    interesting and that the therapy was such a cool process.

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    working, cleaning, showering, exercising, dancing among many other things while listening to music. Music can be calming. Music can be uplifting. Music is universal. Music is a commonly discussed topic. But it is mainly discussed whether or not it is appropriate to use in an educational environment. Music is seen as a distraction. Some see it as an efficient medium to appease the mind. It is theorized that music creates out of the box ideas to life and improve critical thinking. Albert Einstein once

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    Music in ancient China was mainly used for 3 purposes; rituals, cultural unification and healing. RITUALS According to Chinese mythology and folklore, dragons have often been an auspicious symbol. Many times, they are regarded as a symbol of good luck and have been largely used in rituals during the ancient times to pray for rainfall in times of drought. These rituals are called dragon dance. News. Chinese Dragon Dance. By Conrad Poirier. [Public Domain]. Via Wikimedia Commons. News. Chinese Dragon

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    focuses on mental health, parenting skills, child development, child attachment needs, and self-care for mothers, who currently have or have had a history of psychopathology and/or trauma (Muzik et al., 2015, p. 4). MP utilizes a multi-family group therapy approach based on trauma theory and attachment theory that includes 13 sessions in total. There are 3 individual sessions that occur before, during, and after the other 10 weekly group sessions that include 6 mothers and their children (Muzik et al

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    Yet others believe that electives are a waste of money. Middle Schools because students are able to develop skills such as communicating in a different language so a doctor can understand what the patient is saying so they can help them, music can be used as therapy for patients, and art helps your brain be creative. One reason for developing skills in a different language is the farther that you study the language after a few years of studying it you are able to speak it fluently. For example, if

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    “Funds have been cut in more than 80 percent of U.S. school districts since 2008. The very first programs to go are often disciplines such as music, art and foreign language.” This is a shocking amount of fine art programs that are being cut out of the schools in America. It is often argued that fine art programs should be eliminated because of ‘inappropriate’ content in some plays, people believe that artists are more involved in scandals, and believe musicians are more likely to get involved with

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    Ludwig van Beethoven once said, “Music is the electrical soil in which the spirit lives, thinks, and invents.” Although not everyone can be the next Beethoven, learning a musical instrument can be an enlightening and fun experience. Many people who have carried on the hobby of playing a musical instrument into their adulthood started when they were young children. Starting practically anything when you are young allows you to develop in a different way, both mentally and physically, and you begin

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    addiction a human could have, the only force that can hit you and cause no pain, an expression of feelings that cannot be explained are all ways I describe music. Life is so driven by music that a heartbeat, the main thing that determines life, has its own rhythmic tempo. It can unite, ignite, console, and control. When considering the power of music, you should keep Beethoven in mind. Ludwig van Beethoven was a classical pianist who was deaf, but managed to compose some of his most renowned work by

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    III. The Search Web Article “TDLC: Music and the Brain.” Temporal Dynamics of Learning Center An NSF of Science Learning Center. University of California San Diego, n.d. Web. 16 Nov. 2015 The article “TDLC: Music and the Brain” discusses research details that TDLC (Temporal Dynamics of Learning Center) scientist have in regard to music. It continues to give examples on how music is being used to improve medical treatment for “Alzheimer’s disease, autism, post-traumatic stress disorder, dementia

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