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Learn to read music and develop executive functions: The exception rather than the rule

Learn to read music and develop executive functions: The exception rather than the ruleBy: Dr Marion Long Published on: 01/07/2024

Schools mitigate the effects of economic disadvantage by ensuring children can access a broad and balanced curriculum, rather than an impoverished one. Teaching time is a precious resource, so how might schools approach the teaching of musical notes?

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Learn to read music and develop executive functions: The exception rather than the rule

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