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Music Lessons Improve Childrens’ Memory

Wed October 11th, 2006 by Brandon Pearce (Support)

A recent study published in the Oxford Journals confirms that young children who take music lessons have improved memory functions over children who do not. That’s not a huge surprise, and we’ve all heard studies like this before done on slightly older children. One interesting difference here, however, is that this is the first study to actually identify the effects on brain measurements in young children.

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