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Musical ability and greater verbal working memory storage

November 15, 2013 iteachpiano Cognition, Psychology, Research

Hansen (2012) has found in a study of expert, amateur and non-musicians, that expert musicians have an enhanced verbal working[…]

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Learning while we sleep

November 13, 2013 iteachpiano Cognition, Music, Practice, Psychology, Research

Memory for newly learned music skills are enhanced during post-training sleep. Allen, S.E. (2013) Memory stabilisation and enhancement following music[…]

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Music Helps Memory

September 20, 2013 iteachpiano Cognition, Music, Psychology

Article on using to help remember facts. Music Helps Memory: “‘Humans have been remembering through rhyme and song for ages:[…]

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Professor Carol Dweck ‘Teaching a Growth Mindset’

August 20, 2013 iteachpiano Cognition, Motivation, Psychology, Research

Professor Carol Dweck. The Growth Mindset    

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How Do Artists Differ From Bank Officers?

July 4, 2013 iteachpiano Cognition, Creativity, Psychology, Research

Another interesting article on creative personalities and their thinking styles. Divergent thinking in creative people is one area that creative[…]

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Mindsets and Musicians

April 19, 2013 iteachpiano Cognition, Education, Motivation, music education, Pedagogy, Research

Mindsets and Musicians Ever thought about the mindset of your students? Dweck’s (1988) theory of intelligence is relevant here as[…]

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Attribution Theory And Motivation

April 16, 2013 iteachpiano Beginner, Cognition, Instruction, Motivation, Pedagogy, Research, Student, Teachers, Uncategorized

There are numerous studies which investigate the application of attribution theory to instrumental music achievement. Attribution theory is the way[…]

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Motivation in Instrumental Music Practice

April 13, 2013 iteachpiano Cognition, Instruction, Motivation, Pianists, Practice, Research, Self-Regulation, Student

What do we know about motivation and how does it apply to instrumental music practice? How can teachers assist in[…]

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Characteristics of Highly Creative People

January 20, 2013 iteachpiano Cognition, Creativity, Psychology

Characteristics of Highly Creative People: “Creative people make more use of their mental raw material and practice less intellectual regulation.”[…]

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NewMusicBox » Try To Remember

November 18, 2012 iteachpiano Cognition

NewMusicBox » Try To Remember. An artical about improvision and memorisation.

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