Our blog and Radio Show celebrate the life of Noah Webster, Jr. who gave America its own written language and gave America its own education system. Our article of the month for February 2015: “Road Emergencies: New Year 's Goal” by Madeline Frank, Ph.D., DTM. Also included are two articles on the work of Dr. [...]
Wishing you a New Year filled with hope, promise, new opportunity, and music! What one thing will you do to make it a great one? Remember to start your New Year right by listening to Classical and Baroque music which has the power to make you smarter, help you work faster with more accuracy, improves [...]
Our Blog and Radio Show features the remarkable accomplishments of President Warren Harding. The article of the month "Do You Sing the Me Me Blues? ” by Madeline Frank, Ph.D., DTM. Included are two articles on how studying a musical instrument improves learning and academic performance and how listening to classical music improves health. Remember [...]
By playing Classical and Baroque music in your class rooms, in the hallways of your school, in the cafeteria during lunch on school buses, to and from school, and in your home your students will be able to concentrate better on their school work and will be more relaxed and better behaved. It’s all about [...]
October 2014 is the eighth Anniversary of “Madeline’s Monthly Article & Musical Tips Blog” and the Seventh Anniversary of “Madeline’s One Minute Musical Radio Show”. This month our Radio Show and blog feature growing stronger and healthier plants through playing Classical and Baroque music. Also included are three articles “Teamwork Gets the Goal!” by Madeline [...]
We are beginning a new school year, which is a new opportunity to begin using classical music in the classrooms during class and in the hallways and on school buses to and from school. Classical music playing in the background helps students to relax, allowing them to concentrate and do a better job on their [...]
Included in this blog are Dr. Frank’s, “10 Creative Ways to Inspire Students & Curb Teachers Burn Out!” Also included are articles by Harry and Rosemary Wong, Mrs. I, and a student survey on what characteristics make a good teacher. Our interview and Radio Show celebrate the work of Dr. Mark Reimer an award winning [...]
Remember to start your day right by listening to Classical music, which has the power to improve your mood, make you smarter, and improves health and healing. This month’s blog includes articles on the healing power of listening to Mozart's music, improving movement by dancing to Classical music for patients with Parkinson’s, and tips to improve your child’s [...]
We are dedicating this Father’s Day to honoring men who are scientists, medical doctors, engineers, mathematicians, teachers, artists, writers and musicians. These eminent individuals have integrated music into their thinking process. Music is a powerful tool for motivating, inspiring, educating and soothing pain. Remember no one is immune to the power of music! Parents remember [...]
We want to wish all of our readers a very Happy Mother’s Day! One mother recently said, “Mothers are the quiet unsung heroes!” Mothers are more concerned about their children’s needs then their own. (Selflessness) Mothers love their children with their whole heart and are willing to sacrifice for their children’s needs. (Unconditional love) Music [...]