Music in the classroom & in School
Music isn't just for entertainment; it also can help people!
Teachers letting people use music in the classroom
Teachers should let the students listen to music while doing their work since it has helped people focus on their work, research on how often they actually use their smart phones , and why we have a class for band and any other music class.
Music Helping in Diffrent
We Use Our Technology a Lot in Our Lives
Most people in America use their phone constantly in their daily lives. About 75% of people use their smart phones at work or at school, 55% waiting in those boring lines. People use their phone before going to sleep and when they get up so that’s about 46% use their smart phones in bed before the sleep and 52% in bed after waking up ("Go...").
Putting Music to Everyone's Use
The art of music is the language that our whole world knows about even till this day. Music can bust up your confidence even if you play it or listen to it. We as students have complained that we want to listen to our music but never actually did anything to stop it and let us listen to it. Yes we have music classes to listen to music in like instrumental music, band, drama, school productions, and involvement in the Wakkakiri and State Schools Spectacular programs (Moore...) (Mithen...) (de Vries).
Music is the Art of the Soul
The Entrance by TP & Esco
The Entrance set a tone of wrestling. At the end of the song it say "This is the moment we have been training for", this has a tone of you have been training this whole time and this is the reason why you trained and you're going to show it.
All I Want by A Day to Remember
"I'm always screaming my lungs out till my head starts spinning. Playing my songs is the way I cope with life. Won't keep my voice down. Know the words I speak are the thoughts I think out loud." -His music is honest and it's what makes life easier for him. The things he can't say, he sings. So since he feels so passionately about it he does it with all his heart until he physically can't anymore. And he wants to get that across first and foremost, which is why he starts the song with this verse.
Watchin' You by Rodney Atkins
Atkins wrote this about his son Elijah. The song is about the joys of fatherhood and the responsibility that comes with it - his son is always watching him and learning new things; he wants to be just like his dad.