Mozart Effect | Classical Music

What are some good classical music to listen while doing homework?

Posted by Elizabeth on April 6, 2010 in Music with 7 Comments

Thee S

My teacher told me about the Mozart effect, and how it helpss you concentrate and make you a little more smarter and productive by listening for ten minutes, what is some good music besides mozart not necesseryly has to be classical music but just anything that would help making it easier to concentrate and do my homework.

By the way im 15 years old and im a sophmore, and i listen to everything all types of music , especially rock, punk, metal, goth , hip-hop techno, ska..just everything..just letting you know ..so what is some good music to help me concentrate?..thanks:)

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hi need help in psychology?

Posted by Elizabeth on March 29, 2010 in Music with 3 Comments

antoinekingx

hi i have an assignment in psychology

1. what is mozart effect? can music really increase our I.Q.?

pls help me…and also if u can give me some wemsites where i can find the aswers…

thanks in advance

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bloopers of mozart effect

Posted by Elizabeth on July 20, 2009 in Comedy with No Comments

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bloopers

“The Mozart Effect” Infomercial

Posted by Elizabeth on July 19, 2009 in Comedy with 2 Comments

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A spoof in which Mozart himself tries to sell his music on T

Music teacher switching to literacy education?

Posted by Elizabeth on May 22, 2009 in Classical Music with 5 Comments

Jazzfanatic

What master’s degree would best suit me? I’m a music teacher, but I want to become a reading (English, not music) specialist. I want to use music activities to help kids who struggle with reading – ala Mozart Effect/multiple intelligences/etc. I have found courses that offer certificates in Multiple Intelligences, but there’s not much around that specifically relates music activities to accelerated learning in other subjects like reading. Any thoughts or suggestions?

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How do I cite musical pieces?

Posted by Elizabeth on February 7, 2009 in Classical Music with 2 Comments

somebody super cool

It’s not really “citing” per se; I’m writing a paper on the Mozart Effect (my paper is about how it doesn’t exist), and I want to know what I have to do when I write “Mozart’s Sonata for Two Pianos in D Major.” Do I put “Sonata for Two…” in quotes, or italicize it, or what?

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