Music enhances creativity and
promotes social development, personality adjustments, and self worth. Also, listening to
music before tests can improve students score.
Before taking a test there are
many musicians that people are recommended to listen to. Some of the musicians are Mozart,
Baroque, Bach, Debussy, Hayden, and Mendelssohn. Researchers say that Mozart specialty is
improving higher-level thinking skills. The rest of the musicians help mainly with your
concentration level. Having experience in art and music also helps when it's time to take
a test.
Students who have had more than
four years of art and music score an average of 34 points higher on the verbal section of
the S.A.T. than students who don't have the experience. Students also score 18 points
higher on the math portion. Art and musical education helps students do better in other
school subjects. Art also helps kids develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
Music not only helps improving test scores, it helps people deal with thinking levels.
If you are going to listen to
music before a test to try to improve your score, you should listen to music without any
lyrics. The reason is because it makes your brain work too hard to make sense of them. It
is good to listen to familiar music because it is suppposed to give you a more comfortable
feeling. You also want to be careful not to listen to a piece of music that could bring
back an importnat memory that you might have. It has been proven that music can produce
the most profound states of mental and physical relaxation. Another way to relax is bu
listening to the piano.
The piano helps with a many
thinking skills. The piano also helps with peoples' self-esteem levels. Building
self-esteem is a common goal for those whose job it si to bring music and children
together. Hearing the piano gives you a better view of the world. Many children start
playing the piano at a very young age. The younger a child starts playing a stringed
instrument the more cortex the brain will have. Few concert-level performers begin playing
later than the age of 10. It's much harder to learn an instrument as an adult.
