“Can listening to music in the classroom while completing learning activities lead to an increase of student’s ability to focus their attention and achieve higher academic results?”
littlerobin answered:
as a junior high school student, i feel obliged to say yes, it does.
christinacosmetic answered:
YES
titlepage answered:
hey! wait, i just saw this. and i have stuff to say! i will include it in tomorrow’s email. x
nakedbones answered:
I personally think so. I know when I’m in a classroom I can focus better if there is noise of some kind and I study better with mustic.
rachelmusicquiz answered:
depends on what music… black moth super rainbow or the new fuck buttons album def helps me focus! :)
kelseyyrose answered:
Everyone in my classes growing up loved having music on in class, but for me it was way too distracting!I think it depends on how one learns.
littlejosephine answered:
i can concentrate when what i am reading is in spanish and what i am listening is in english.
loveonmymind answered:
Yes yes yes yes. Do I need to explain why? Cause I don’t really have a reason. I just believe it does.
virtuallyheartless answered:
It would depend on their learning style. Studies have shown that children who have listened to Mozart have done better on tests though.
latourellegrl answered:
depends on what you learning activity you are doing…
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