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Arts Education, the Brain, and Language

Categories: Research Report
Issue(s) Addressed: Inherent value/intelligence
Supporting learning in other subjects

Attribution

Laura-Ann Petitto, University of Toronto, in Learning, Arts, and the Brain (Dana Press, 2008)

Item Text

....There may be an enduring cognitive advantage afforded by early and extensive music education on adult learning of a new language in an instructional setting. Specifically, musicians showed greater improvement in expressive fluency and competence in their new language than non-musicians.

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www.dana.org

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  • Name: MENC Staff
  • Email: advocacy@menc.org

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