NexusTrivia: Benefits of Learning Music
Feb 24, 2020
Nexus learners are encouraged to develop their creative talents and ability to express themselves through the music. Playing an instrument is great for cognitive development in young children as it stimulates different parts of the brain simultaneously! Read more to find out how learning a musical instrument can help your child’s overall education! #NexusTrivia #NexusMindset
Better Verbal & Writing Skills
Children who learn music showed rapid transfer of cognitive benefits in non-musical areas of the brain, such as verbal recognition.
Be More Disciplined
Learning music requires frequent practice, and children who develop this habit at an early age can improve vital concentration and discipline skills.
Stimulates Emotional Intelligance
By hearing different feelings in music, children can learn how to get in touch with their emotions.
Develop Confidence
When children notice that they get better at something, they feel the same about themselves.
Improve Memory Function
Learning an instrument engages different parts of the brain, which results in better creation, storage, and memory recall.
Better Verbal & Writing Skills
Children who learn music showed rapid transfer of cognitive benefits in non-musical areas of the brain, such as verbal recognition.
Be More Disciplined
Learning music requires frequent practice, and children who develop this habit at an early age can improve vital concentration and discipline skills.
Stimulates Emotional Intelligance
By hearing different feelings in music, children can learn how to get in touch with their emotions.
Develop Confidence
When children notice that they get better at something, they feel the same about themselves.
Improve Memory Function
Learning an instrument engages different parts of the brain, which results in better creation, storage, and memory recall.
