The Mozart Effect For Children

By Joan Greenwood

The Mozart Effect For Children

The Mozart Effect was sparked when Dr. Alfred Tomatis conducted a study to determine whether listening to Mozart would benefit children with speech and language disorders. A technique developed to help children with dyslexia, ADD, mental disorders, injuries, and physical problems was given the name "Mozart Effect".

 

Until now, the academic world has been divided on the issue of whether the Mozart Effect works as a result of the research that has gone into it. Some researchers concluded that it was based on truth, while others stated that it was merely hearsay after having conducted extensive testing on their own.

 

To learn about both sides of the argument, you will get the information you need within the scope of this eBook.

 

Baroque music by Mozart has many functions, including soothing the mind, inducing sleep, reducing depression, anxiety, and stress, improving cognitive function, and rejuvenating the body.

 

Due to the many symphonies and violin concertos by the Maestro, kids with problems associated with autism, speech disorders, and dyslexia were able to benefit from the music.

 

Some truly amazing turnarounds for countless children have already occurred due to the Mozart Effect.

 

Everything you need to know about the Mozart Effect is right here in one informational guide. Once you have read through this resource material, you will have all the knowledge you need to fully understand the Mozart Effect phenomenon.

So, what are you waiting for? Get your copy now.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Royce Publishing
• Release date: Aug 15, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201944568

Book preview

Chapter 1: Inside The Mozart Effect

The Mozart Effect. Dr. Alfred Tomatis' research resulted in the Mozart Effect. He investigated the effects of Mozart's music on children with communication and speech disorders.

The term Mozart Effect was coined as a result of Dr. Tomatis' findings; in its most basic definition, it refers to the transformative power of music in education, well-being, and health.

Much has been said and written about the Mozart Effect since it became known as a special method for dealing with cognitive education for small children and those who suffer from disorders such as dyslexia, autism, ADD, mental disorders, listening disorders, injuries, and physical