2022
DOI: 10.1037/aca0000496
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Movement-based music in the classroom: Investigating the effects of music programs incorporating body movement in primary school children.

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“…Comparing participants to controls, there were substantial improvements in both creative and perceptual motor abilities. After three years of twice-weekly singing and musical group play with preschoolers aged 3-4, Lukács et al (2022) discovered that these kids performed more creatively than controls, had higher levels of abstraction, and had more inventiveness in improvisational puppet play. Additionally, they showed greater motor development.…”
Section: Creativitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Comparing participants to controls, there were substantial improvements in both creative and perceptual motor abilities. After three years of twice-weekly singing and musical group play with preschoolers aged 3-4, Lukács et al (2022) discovered that these kids performed more creatively than controls, had higher levels of abstraction, and had more inventiveness in improvisational puppet play. Additionally, they showed greater motor development.…”
Section: Creativitymentioning
confidence: 99%