Listening to Music Helps Students Be More Productive in The Classroom
I was looking through Friday’s Globe And Mail (C2) when this headline caught my attention; “If music be the food of work, play on.” I read the article with interest. Workers are more turned on by...
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The Music in the Classroom Debate Continues
Earlier here I wrote about the value of having kids listen to music in class. Today, once again we had that discussion at school. I don’t know why it is such a contentious issue. People argue that...
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[display_podcast] I think I can safely say that we know from personal experience that music affects our bodies and our minds. Listening to music relaxes us, energizes us, comfort us, keeps us company,...
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The controversy about the benefits of listening to music in the classroom...
The controversy about the benefits of listening to music in the classroom continues. In an earlier post, I argued that listening to music helps students better concentrate on the task at hand. I have...
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Sadly listening to music in the classroom using the latest portable media...
Sadly, listening to music in the classroom using the latest portable media players has become a distraction for my students. I’ve always believed that for some students listening to music in the...
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Sight Word Songs: Differentiating Using Students’ Strengths to Help Them Learn
Hi everyone! Elona invited me to be a guest blogger, and I jumped at the chance! My name is Heather Rice, and I write sight word songs. What’s a sight word song? It’s a song that spells out a sight...
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