Archive for Solomon Masala

Kids, Communication and Drumming

14th Mar 18. 0 Comments

Kids, Communication and Drumming Communication is one of the most valuable skills a child can master, from the earliest words of a baby to the graduation speech of a high school valedictorian. Speech, communication and language skills are often used to measure the progress of children through school, and are all necessary skills that will [Continue Reading…]

Interactive Drumming for Homeschoolers

14th Mar 18. 0 Comments

Homeschooling offers children a lot of benefits when it comes to education, and is a viable alternative to public or private school for families across the country. Since a home education offers the ability to tailor educational goals to each student, the possibilities are endless when it comes to finding fun, unique and creative ways [Continue Reading…]

Right Brain-Left Brain Drumming Benefits for Kids

14th Mar 18. 0 Comments

Many studies have been performed on the different ways a brain functions. One of the most common is the strengths of each hemisphere of the brain, or, the common argument of “right brain and left brain” thinking. Since brain development happens at its highest level during childhood, there are definite benefits to harnessing the powers [Continue Reading…]

Incorporating Drumming into Gifted Education

14th Mar 18. 0 Comments

Parenting a gifted child can be an exceptional adventure in creativity and dedication, perhaps even teaching a parent more than a child. When looking at a child with special “gifts,” there is a challenge involved in creating a way for that child to explore and grow within the area (or, areas) he or she is [Continue Reading…]

Children, Learning Styles and Drumming

14th Mar 18. 0 Comments

Learning styles are a familiar concept to teachers, educators and parents as children continue to learn through a wide range of experiences that stimulate various parts of the brain. The thought behind learning styles is simple: some people learn better through a visual and social environment, while others may benefit from a solitary, tactile experience, [Continue Reading…]