Welcome to Music

atRoxbury Elementary

Why study music?

Research proves that music can improve math, science and language skills and increase spatial I.Q.

Research proves that music can help students be more successful on standardized tests.

Music teaches students to think creatively and problem solve.

Music enhances teamwork skills and self discipline.

Did you know?

Music is designated a core academic subject in the “No Child Left Behind Act of 2002”, Title IX, Part a, Sec.9101 (11).

Why study music?

Music develops connections in the brain. Music activities require the coordinated effort of several parts of the brain at once.

Music teaches students the value of sustained effort through rehearsals and practicing to achieve excellence and the concrete rewards of hard work through performance.

What are the OhioMusic Standards?

Historical, Cultural and Social Contexts Creative Expression and Communication Analyzing and Responding Valuing Music and Reflection Connections, Relationships and

Applications

In music we sing alone and with others..

In music we play instruments..

In music we improvise rhythms..

In music we compose melodies..

In music we listen to music..

In music we read & notate music..

In music we make connections between music and other subjects..

In music we relate music to history and culture..

Why Music?

Music is simply among humanity’s most

valuable inventions. As an art form, its

power to thrill, inspire and move is

unmatched. It is the score to our history and

heritage and a key to our cultural

awareness. Please support music education

in the Solon Schools!