Talking to Students – What happens inside your brain when you learn music in a group?

Talking to Students – What happens inside your brain when you learn music in a group?

Student Activities

19 Sept

Written By Lea Faes

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Do your students know what is happening inside their brains when they learn music in a group?

Dr Anita Collins talks your students through the amazing benefits of music learning in this interactive 15 minute video.

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BBB Billie Comic Strip Creative Campaign

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BBB Thorn: “Music is only for the talented students who are interested in it”

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