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Kids, Communication and Drumming

Posted on March 14, 2018 by Solomon Masala

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 enhance the future prospects of…

Interactive Drumming for Homeschoolers

Posted on March 14, 2018 by Solomon Masala

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 to teach curriculum. Drumming with…

Right Brain-Left Brain Drumming Benefits for Kids

Posted on March 14, 2018 by Solomon Masala

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 of each side of the…

Incorporating Drumming into Gifted Education

Posted on March 14, 2018 by Solomon Masala

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 already excelling. There is also…

Children, Learning Styles and Drumming

Posted on March 14, 2018 by Solomon Masala

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, and still others prefer a…

College Students and Drumming Programs

Posted on November 22, 2013 by Chelsea

The college years can be an exciting time for anyone, offering opportunities through education and the chance to meet new and exciting people. Especially with today’s reliance on smartphones and social media to connect with others, making a personal connection with others can be difficult, even for the most social student. While books and papers may be the main priority,…

Opening Up Communication with Rhythm and Drums

Posted on March 29, 2013 by Chelsea

Through the years, a lot of research has been conducted on drumming and how it affects the brain and human development. It is simple enough to experience the changes that come about through drumming, but documenting why and how these changes occur has proven to be an important step in validating the use of drums for therapeutic, as well as…

Kids, Communication and Drumming

Interactive Drumming for Homeschoolers

Right Brain-Left Brain Drumming Benefits for Kids

Incorporating Drumming into Gifted Education

Children, Learning Styles and Drumming

College Students and Drumming Programs

Opening Up Communication with Rhythm and Drums

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