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Mozart doesn't just make babies smarter 
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/educ ... 467347.stm

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Detentions where pupils are forced to listen to classical music are an effective deterrent against unruly behaviour, a head teacher has found.

Man, I'd just attend for the Mozart though.

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Tue Jan 19, 2010 11:30 am
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I wish my school had that.
"Okay class, put your heads on the desk. I'm going to play some Mozart now."
That's pretty much free time.

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Tue Jan 19, 2010 3:59 pm
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It is not only Mozart they play.

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Brian Walker, head at West Park School in Derby, runs the two-hour detentions, featuring Elgar, Mozart, Verdi and Bach, on a Friday after school.


Edward Elgar is great. I'd love that school.

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Tue Jan 19, 2010 4:03 pm
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maybe it's because they get so bored they become horrified of detention


Tue Jan 19, 2010 7:23 pm
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It's probably more the notion that deters them rather than actual experience with the music. Because it is so uncool, guys.

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Depends. Sometimes being different is cool.

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Thaiberium wrote:
Depends. Sometimes being different is cool.


I agree, but I was not putting forth my opinion.

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Parents should encourage their kids to pick up an instrument of some sort and play music they like instead of force-feeding Mozart. Learning an instrument seems to do a lot more good than just sitting there and listening to it.

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Deep Thought 42 wrote:
Parents should encourage their kids to pick up an instrument of some sort and play music they like instead of force-feeding Mozart. Learning an instrument seems to do a lot more good than just sitting there and listening to it.

I regret dropping the violin really but the reason for dropping is due to the effort required to actually be any good. I bet kids these days don't have an attention span as good as mine (which is still rather short).

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Having a musical backgroud is great and helps you think,but I never thought that just listening to music would make you better.Music works in strange ways doesn't it.


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Thaiberium wrote:
Deep Thought 42 wrote:
Parents should encourage their kids to pick up an instrument of some sort and play music they like instead of force-feeding Mozart. Learning an instrument seems to do a lot more good than just sitting there and listening to it.

I regret dropping the violin really but the reason for dropping is due to the effort required to actually be any good. I bet kids these days don't have an attention span as good as mine (which is still rather short).
This is why I sing. I've tried to play some instruments, but it ended really bad (we just performed Mozart's Requiem on Saturday, with a professional orchestra and other high profile high school choirs. It was aweesome).


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I was also a Choir boy in elementary school.

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