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The school of my dreams would have no more than five lessons per day to reduce stress and help students better understand topics, with Saturdays and Sundays off to allow free time for hobbies, friends, and preparing for lessons. Each floor would have a recreation room where students could rest with sofas, music, and computers. Bad marks would not be counted if students redo assignments, and music lessons would teach students to play instruments to develop musical skills and taste.
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This document discusses how music affects the brain and its benefits. It explains that music can improve mood, enhance learning, and help with mood and brain disorders. Listening to music while studying or doing homework can help with memorization and reduce stress. Music exposure in the womb and early childhood is beneficial for development. Playing a musical instrument increases brain activity and benefits both children and seniors. Music therapy can help treat various mood and brain disorders. Overall, the document illustrates the positive impacts of music on brain function and development.
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This document discusses the benefits of using songs in the English language classroom. It argues that songs can improve concentration, memory, motivation, and make learning fun. Songs expose students to natural English language in an enjoyable way. The document provides several examples of activities teachers can use with songs, such as having students circle words, discuss themes, perform lip syncing, and draw or collage representations of songs. It emphasizes that songs are a useful tool that teachers should aim to incorporate regularly into lessons.
Using Songs in the English Classroom
Songs can be a useful tool in language learning. They improve concentration, memory, motivation and make learning fun. Songs contain simple language, repetition, and a slower rate of speech which aids comprehension and memorization of new vocabulary and grammar. There are many types of songs that can be used, from nursery rhymes to pop music, and techniques like focusing on specific words, stopping to guess words, and acting out songs help engage students. Using music regularly, even just once a week, can benefit students and help them enjoy learning.
Using Music In The Esl Classroom
This document discusses the benefits of using music in the ESL classroom. It outlines that music improves concentration, memory, motivation, and makes learning fun. Some techniques for using music include introducing new topics, changing moods, teaching vocabulary and pronunciation. Suggested activities are provided like teaching songs about grammar rules, using background music, and having lip sync contests. The document also provides tips for using music effectively with children and tips for teaching songs.
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EWOCS-I: The catalog of X-ray sources in Westerlund 1 from the Extended Weste...
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School of my dream 55
- 1. SCHOOL OF MY DREAM
- 2. NO MORE THAN FIVE LESSONS EVERY DAY This will reduce the stress and help to better understand the topic.
- 3. DAYS OFF ARE SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS Pupils will have more free time that they can spend the benefit of themselves. Meeting with friends, going to museums, theaters, exhibitions, preparing for lessons, go to hobby groups. That is, we will have time to develop myself more.
- 4. ON EACH FLOOR RECREATION ROOM Hither students will be able to come to each variable for to rest. There should be a sofa, table, cocoa machine, relaxing music and a computer.
- 5. NO BAD MARKS If the student does not do the job, he can redo it and bad marks will not be counted.
- 6. MUSIC LESSONS TO PLAY AN INSTRUMENTS Will be more people who know how to play musical instruments. Pupils will develop musical taste and hearing.