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Developing social skills through music: The impact of general classroom music in an Australian lower socio-economic area primary school
Ideas about the physical and psychological healing effects of music date back to the classical Greek period. There is also substantial research concerning the educative influences of music on the human mind. Developmental deficiencies among low socio-economic student populations have often been asso
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