A research shows that playing a musical instrument can help children to understand the language, by increasing the brain's sensitivity to sounds, including speech. Scientists in the United States claims to learn music can have a direct impact on the ability of a child in learning the language by influencing the sensitivity thoughts on all kinds of sounds. The results showed that exposure to music beneficial to the brain at the stage of development, and will have benefits to all children, including those who suffer from dyslexia and autism.Research conducted by Northwestern University in Chicago, found a relationship between the ability to play music and nervous system capacity to create sound patterns. Professor Nina Kraus, who led the study, said that playing a musical instrument has an impact on automatic processes in the brain stem areas, namely the lower part of the brain that regulates breathing, heart rate and reaction to sound.
"Playing music involves the ability to extract relevant patterns, such as the instrument itself sounds, harmonies and rhythms, from the 'soundscape," says Prof.. Nina like that was launched from www.telegraph.co.uk. "Playing a musical instrument can help children speak better in a noisy classroom and more accurately interpret the nuances of language conveyed by subtle changes in the human voice," he added.
A spokesman for the National Autistic Society also agrees with the results of this research. Based on his experience, he said that many children who suffer from autism respond very well to music. "It seems music can help children communicate and interact with the people around them, making them relax or to express emotions," said the spokesman who did not mention this identity.
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