KANATA, Ontario, September, 2009 – We often hear about how music lessons increases a child’s IQ but it also increases their EQ, emotional quotient. EQ is the measure of emotional intelligence including empathy, intuition, creativity, flexibility, resilience, coping, stress management, … Continue reading
In a world where children face many choices, parents want children to develop their thinking skills so that they learn to make good decisions. Teachers and parents can use everyday opportunities in general, and music-making in specific to teach decision-making … Continue reading
A MYC teacher in PEI was visited the other morning by CBC-PEI. They filmed Nancy Rogerson and her SS1 class and then aired the segment that evening. I thought that I’d post a link if you were interested in watching … Continue reading
In class we’ve talked about watching your music and not your fingers and today I came across this and thought that you might find the tips in it helpful. It is written by another MYC teacher in Ontario. Enjoy! “A … Continue reading
-Tips by a Keyboard Sales and Rental Associate- Ms. Michelle Fedorowich It can be a somewhat daunting task of sifting through the technologies available today to find an appropriate instrument that will serve your child’s needs. There are a few … Continue reading
Riverside South - Music for Young Children 