So I have finally made up my mind on what skill I wanted to learn for my learning project. For weeks I have contemplated, I wanted to choose something I could bring with me inside my classroom and share with my students (and teach them as well)… so I chose to learn how to play the piano. I have always been fascinated and passionate with the piano and people who played it.
My son who is 8 years old has just started piano lessons; I thought it would be neat to lean with him as well. I will be sure to share our jam session! J
I excited to start this new journey and for this passion I have for the piano to grow… passion over perfection!
I did some research on piano and found some fun/good positive benefits I thought I would share…
Top 10 ways playing piano makes you healthier and smarter:
- Music keeps your ears young
- It boost your test scores
- It alters your brain
- It helps with language skills
- It keeps your brain “fit”
- It breeds future success
- It’s good for your well-being
- It’s a stress reliever (I so need that J)
- It makes you feel good
- It affects hormones
Here is a link to the site if you’d like to read more: http://www.cooperpiano.com/top-10-ways-playing-piano-makes-you-healthier-smarter/
(FYI I did my blogs a long time ago but I had them in the text section… I know–Im getting it :/)
Hey Skylar!
Great idea learning piano, if I had a keyboard I would have chosen the same thing. It’s almost like a forgotten art. And every school loves a teacher that can play piano on their team. It’s also very cool that you and your son can develop this skill together! Good luck! 🙂
Keilyn
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Hello Keilyn!
Thank you, I think we’re both enjoying it so far! I look forward to bringing it inside my classroom; and I totally agree about it being a forgotten art! Thank you again, and good luck to you as well!
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I’m looking forward to sharing this journey with you! Glad you got the blog issues figured out!
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Thank you Robbi! Im glad I am finally catching on! 🙂
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