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While I am not musically inclined, I do enjoy listening. I also enjoy going to concerts, especially concerts where my children perform. Music requires practice, and according to The University of Georgia , "studying and playing music includes benefits far beyond the mere learning of playing a musical instrument, and its ripple effects result in happier, healthier, more balanced children." Learning to play a musical instrument can have many advantages for children. It can help with their problem-solving. It can help them explore and expand their creativity. The lessons learned in music will help you later in life, and you have a skill that will make others happy and forget their cares for a little while. "The Clariphant and the Kazoos" "The Clariphant and the Kazoos" If your child is an aspiring musician, or has expressed interest in picking up a musical instrument, then Charlotte Reavley would like to help. Charlotte is a woodwind teacher from Nottinghamsh...

"If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them." - Henry David Thoreau "The Unschooler's Educational Dictionary" School. We had to deal with it when we were younger. Some of us are still going to school while some of us are struggling with school in a different way. If you are trying to get your cherub out of the door in time, then you know what I'm talking about. We Want our Children to Succeed Daddies and Mommies want their children to do well in life. The foundation for doing well starts in school. It's where we learn the basic building blocks that will form the foundation on which we will build our life and use the means with which we will support our families. A lot of people will go through the traditional means of tradition. This means starting at kindergarten and going on through high school. From there, you will go to a college or university and earn a degree. S...