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15/10/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! CarloPio Trillana, Epz Kael Yan, Mariel Lacsamana Ricafrente, Lauriel Gapuz Lacsamana Velasco, Catherine Rose Naranjo Cabuyadao, Joshua De Guzman Laturgo, Jobel Lacsamana Sale, Bitoclo Dom Llobrera, Al Ex Is, Aida Andal, Erick John Desembrana Cuyom, Marny Del Rosario Ricafrente, Desiree Legarde - Balgue, Ami Jay, Christian B Tanasas, Crisostomo Sanchez, Camille Shane Malicsi, Gian Nicole Marasigan, Andy Catibog Enriquez, Heleyna Andal, Mark Lester Mendoza, Carl Vergara, Darwin Bernal Oropilla, Jie Moreno, Hans Panganiban, Krizz Tian, Cielo Marie De Torres, Sharmaine Endrinal Casanova, Lante Ruth Bajar, TamdangDechosa ChoyChoy, Lina Alix, Aedrian Calubag, Cedrick Guballa, Adrian Vivar, No Ad, Rad Ly - Tisoy, ALvin Bascuguin Agquiz, Angel Macatigbac, Dyan Karyll Catibog, Joyceanne Helu Lavaka, Kean Aurin, Lindsey De Sagun, Eileen Baque Barnachea, Gherly Andal, Jerrbert Mikael Castillo Noche, Tolentino Doctolero JM, Shanne Tuyor, Mark Lester Del Rosario, Michael Rosales, Thim Concepcion

13/10/2025

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12/10/2025

Childrenā€™s rhythm skills are strongly linked to early language and reading development. Studies have found that preschoolers who can clap, tap, or move in time with a beat tend to perform better on early literacy measures, such as phonological awareness and word recognition. This is because rhythm and reading share underlying neural processes involving timing, prediction, and auditory processing.

Brain recordings show that children with stronger rhythm skills have more precise neural responses to speech sounds, allowing them to segment words into syllables and phonemes more effectively.

In 2024, researchers extended this understanding by using a rhythm-based training game with elementary students. After six weeks, the children who practiced rhythmic tasks showed measurable improvements in reading fluency compared to a control group.

Scientists think this happens because reading is inherently rhythmic: the brain must synchronize to the cadence of language, anticipate upcoming sounds, and map them to meaning. Engaging in rhythm games or musical play seems to train these timing mechanisms, giving children a cognitive boost that helps reading come more naturally.

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08/10/2025

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Happy Teacherā€™s Day to all the amazing Music Educators! Thank you for sharing your passion and giving us the gift of mak...
07/10/2025

Happy Teacherā€™s Day to all the amazing Music Educators! Thank you for sharing your passion and giving us the gift of making and loving musicā¤ļø

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