Music therapy is a great asset to those students who struggle with
communicating with others. Not only is
it beneficial to students but it is also fun.
Music therapy is often used to foster the development of communication,
motor, cognitive, and social abilities in students with special needs. Some of
the social benefits are decreased agitation, improved behavior, increased
attention, and increased socialization.
By incorporating early interventions to children, reading and literacy
skills have improved word recognition, logo identification, print concepts, and
pre-writing skills. Music therapy has
improved problem solving social skills in children as young as
kindergarteners.
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