Tag: socialemotional

• Ep. 137: What makes a lullaby a lullaby, and what difference does it make? with Laurel Trainor, PhD

  

  Our very first social interactions are musical, and the singing of lullabies to babies is universal across cultures. We discuss the common elements of lullabies, benefits of live-sung lullabies to both baby and caregiver, and just how long those benefits extend. Bonus: We answer the age-old mystery of why the most enduring lullabies have such dark lyrics (think rock-a-bye baby)!

  EducationCommunity, Podcast: Enhance Life with Music, ScienceHealth

  attachment, babies, baby, behaviour, crosscultural, development, infanttoddler, lullabies, Lullaby, music, neuroscience, psychology, research, science, socialemotional, soothing

• Ep. 108: How is music boosting skills and learning in students in special education? With Natalie Hawkins, MT-BC

  

  Music therapy and technology collide to increase therapeutic results, increase student engagement, and streamline data reporting in the special education setting! An innovative, completely accessible program incorporates music with motion capture software to address IEP (Individualized Education Program) objectives, including academic, social-emotional, and physical skills.

  EducationCommunity, Podcast: Enhance Life with Music

  academic, autism, Communication, data, disabilities, downssyndrome, education, IEP, Learning, motioncapture, music, musictherapy, SEL, skills, socialemotional, specialeducation, students, teachers, teaching, technology, therapy