Musical activities conducted according to the method of Prof. Edwin E. Gordon
The role of music in child development
Music plays an extremely important role in a child's development, and our music classes are based on music therapy and the method of Prof. Edwin E. Gordon. Research on brain development shows that music influences emotional and intellectual development, improves concentration skills and stimulates brain function.
Stimulation of brain development and communication
Music affects different areas of the brain, which stimulates the development of communication between the hemispheres, improves memory and problem-solving skills. Children who regularly participate in music classes are better able to concentrate, which is an invaluable support for further learning.
Music as a tool for regulating emotions
Music also has a calming effect, helping children regulate their emotions. Quiet melodies and rhythmic sounds can effectively calm toddlers after a busy day of play.
Building healthy relationships and confidence
Music classes also help with emotional development. Children learn to recognize and express their feelings through music, which is key to building healthy relationships with peers and adults.
Freedom of self-expression through music
For us, the most important thing is that each child feels free to express themselves through music. Music becomes not only a form of play for them, but also a tool for self-regulation and discovery of their own emotions.
