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    Pop Music Influences

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    Some teenagers choose to blast the iTunes’ Top 50 pop songs while studying for their upcoming biology test, while others prefer a more mellow Mozart sonata to help them get through the stressful hours of homework. With the numerous music genres present in modern society, teenagers are given an area of self-expression through their music tastes. However, is the music that expresses your personality really helping you to express good grades? Very unique moods are created while listening to different

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    I. Music is a term that very familiar with individual in the worlds. II. Nowadays, You will hear it everywhere you go, day and night, depend on persons. A. According to Oxford Dictionary ,music is refer to the art that blend of vocal or instrument sounds that produce beauty of harmony and expression of delivering emotion (Concise Oxford Dictionary 1992) III. Music can produce something feeling that anyone can feel it. Music as good entertainment. IV. Do you like music ? Do you know what kind of

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    Previous attention from scholarly articles and psychology journals have indicated that listening to classical music can heighten a person’s ability to learn and focus. This has prompted some teachers to start integrating the playing of classical music in their classrooms to raise the amount of information retained by their students and make their work more efficient. A study done at Stanford University indicated music heightens a person’s ability to learn because it “engages the areas of the brain

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    The Myth Of The Brain

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    Introduction The first thing that is assumed about the use of the brain is the myth that “Humans only use 10%” of their brain. This myth was stamped into millions of minds ever since it was since in the 1970’s. This myth has been widely use to explain that humans essentially use 10% of their brain , and the smartest people in the today’s world ,such as scientists and psychologists, use the highest percentage of their brain. Whereas it is estimated that the smartest people use about 15-18% of their

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    Introduction World is developing more and more each passing day. Because of this development people throughout the world get in touch with each other more frequently than ever. And each passing day the importance of foreign language is becoming more obvious, especially English which is almost international language. The most important influence for learning English as a second language is done by teachers. And everyone who decided to become a teacher at least once asked himself - " What kind of

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    Abstract An important topic in psychology for many decades now has been the influence of music on the cognitive processing of the brain. Cognitive processes include attention, memory, producing and understanding language, solving problems, and making decisions. Recent advances in technology have revealed that music has a heavy effect on the brain’s affective, cognitive, and motor components. Evidence has been found to support the idea that music can alter the topography of the brain which improves

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    Introduction According to Definitions.net, teaching method is defined as the principles and methods of instruction. Whereas, according to Claudine Kirsch in her book ‘Teaching Foreign Languages in the Primary School’, language teaching method is a comprehensive approach that helps teachers to decide what language skill(s) to develop, what activities and resources to choose and how to plan for progression. However, teaching method often confused with teaching approach. According to Differencebetween

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