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Page 1: Music In Education Daniel Isbell. The Mozart Effect

Music In Education

Daniel Isbell

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The Mozart Effect

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Music And Reading

• Early Phonics Lessons

-The ABC Song

-School House Rock (Conjunction Junction)

-Educational Programming (Sesame Street)

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Music And Reading

• Compare the text in this box with the musical notation beside it and notice the similarities. Both are read left to write and are composed in phrases.

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Music And Reading

• Middle And High School Methods

-Band students read and summarize music related articles, biographies, and books.

-Song lyrics are incorporated into reading and poetry lessons.

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Music And Mathematics

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Music And Mathematics

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Music And Mathematics

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Music And Mathematics

• Exposure to fractions and fast paced computation.

• Schools with music programs post impressive gains in math scores. -A Washington Middle School required 6th

graders to participate in band. Math proficiency rose from 27% to 71% between 1999 and 2003.

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Music And History

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Music And History

• Many great historical figures were either musicians or patrons of musicians.

• Music from specific time periods can help students to understand the society better.

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Music And History

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Music And History

• Music can be used to teach both broad ideas and specific information to children.

• For older kids, period songs can be brought in to show how writers dealt with the issues of the time. (e.g. troubadours and bards, 60’s folk music)

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Music And Achievement

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Music And Achievement

• Academic Growth-In a 1994 study of over 13,000 students it was found that

about 22% were involved in music programs. On average these students scored almost 10% higher in reading, math, history, and science than their non-music peers.

- More interesting in this study was that the score was consistent across race and socio-economic boundaries for the music students while the non-music students scores differed according to race and social status.

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Music And Achievement

• Leadership- The same study also found that while the music

students made up just over 22% of the group, they accounted for nearly 30% of academic award recipients, honor students, and elected officers.

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Music And Achievement

• Attendance and Graduation-Studies in 2006 show that attendance rates for

schools with quality music programs are much higher. (93% compared to 85%)

- Many schools with music programs also feature much higher graduation rates. (90% compared to 73%)

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Music And Achievement

• USA Today's 2006 Top 20 High School Students list included 12 students who participated in music and the arts.

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Source List

Henry, Tamara. “Study: Arts education has academic effect.” USA TODAY (May 20, 2002).

Carter, Warrick L. “Arts a Fundamental Part of Education.” USA TODAY (May 25, 2006).

Chabris, Christopher, Kenneth Steele. “Prelude or Requiem for the ‘Mozart Effect’?” Nature, Vol. 400 (August 26, 1999), 826-827.

Morrison, Steven J. “Music Students and Academic Growth.” Music Educators Journal, Vol. 81, Issue 2 (September 1994), 33-36.

Pierce, Mike. “A Model for Improving Reading Through Music Study in Band and Orchestra.” Reading Teacher, Vol. 53 Issue 8 (May 2000), 649-651.