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Listening to music can improve concentration and productivity, so is it a good idea to play music in the classroom? If so, what kind is the most effective? Dr Nicola Davies investigates.
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Music is something that is universally loved. Even if everyone doesn’t enjoy the same kind of music, you will be hard-pressed to find an individual that denounces all music as unentertaining.
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February 26, 2014 11:43 AM
3 : I'd add "Instrumental -no lyrics"... it's hard not to be diverted from our activities by words our ear hears and understand :o) |
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