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Igel

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5. That depends on the school you go to.
Mon Nov 27, 2017, 08:45 PM
Nov 2017

I have lots of kids in mariachi band, jazz band, choir, orchestra, concert and marching band.

3000 kids. 400 in band. 300 in orchestra.

However, as with the effect of studying music and taking lessons, the effect and cause are flipped. Those with discipline and who put out effort continue with music. Those who don't, don't.

Those with discipline and who put out effect do well in their studies. Those who don't, don't.

It was a hard-fought claim to evaluate, but the evidence finally came down on that version of the claim.

Now parenting, in enforcing practice times and such, can help. But again, it's not "the music made me more disciplined, more resilient, and therefore able to succeed in math, science, and history" but "my parents made me more disciplined, built on my resilience, and made me better able to succeed in music, math, science and history."

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