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TRAINING MUSICALE PER BAMBINI CON DISTURBO DA DEFICIT DI ATTENZIONE E IPERATTIVITÀ (ADHD): L’EFFICACIA DI UN INTERVENTO IN PICCOLO GRUPPO. January 2014. Authors: Alice Cancer. Catholic...
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6 lug 2018 · We bring insights from the neuroscience of musical rhythm to considerations of timing deficits in Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), highlighting the significant overlap between neural systems involved in processing musical rhythm and those implicated in ADHD.
- Jessica L. Slater, Matthew Christopher Tate
- 2018
- Choose An Instrument You’Re Excited About
- Schedule A Practice Time
- Play Music You Like
- Move on to New Music If You Start to Get Bored
- Give Scales and Your Metronome A Chance
- Move with The Music
- Set Goals and Know What Motivates You
For people with ADHD, attention is tied up with motivation: ADHDers focus on activities that motivate them, and activities that motivate them are ones that provide a compelling, immediate reward. Many people with ADHD find that music is one of those activities. Indeed, music gives an immediate, ongoing reward, as you know if you’ve ever gotten abso...
Becoming proficient in a musical instrument is all about practicing, so finding time to consistently practice is key. And of course, people with ADHD sometimes have trouble finding times to do the things they meanto do – it goes back to deficits in planning and time management. The solution to this problem is to schedule out a practice time in adva...
Remember how I said attention is all about motivation and reward for ADHDers? That applies not only to choosing a musical instrument that gets you excited, but also playing music you’re enthusiastic about. Don’t settle for playing the type of music you think you “should” be playing if it’s not the type that makes you look forward to picking up your...
When I was younger, I had music teachers who insisted I try to get the piece of music I was working on perfectbefore moving on to learn a new one. I would sometimes go months slogging through the same piece over and over without starting something new. It took me a long time to realize that this approach is simply wrong for people with ADHD.It’s no...
I’ve talked a lot about the importance of keeping practice interesting and enjoyable. At the same time, I want to respectfully suggest that you should give repetitive technical exercises a chance. When I first started learning piano as an adult, I have to admit that I didn’t engage with basic technical exercises like scales and arpeggiosas much as ...
Music can be a natural fit for the ADHD brain because it’s hands-on and active. It keeps you moving and doing something with your hands. After all, music is closely related to dance! The kinetic element of music is great for ADHDers, who have lots of fidgety energy and who often focus best when they’re able to move. So embrace that side of music! S...
Learning a musical instrument is similar to any long-term project in that it helps to know whyyou’re doing it. Whatever your motivation, setting goals along the way can sustain it. Maybe you want to learn a certain song to be able to play it for other people. Maybe you want to work up to recording yourself playing that song. Maybe you want to reach...
18 gen 2022 · Musical experts independently assessed pitch and rhythmic accuracy, intonation, improvisation skills and musical expression. Compared to dyslexic adolescents, controls as well as adolescents with ADHD and ADD performed better in rhythmic reproduction, rhythmic improvisation and musical expression.
- 10.3390/brainsci12020127
- 2022/02
- Brain Sci. 2022 Feb; 12(2): 127.
13 set 2021 · Music strengthens the areas of the brain that, in the child with ADHD, are weak. Music builds and strengthens the auditory, visual/spatial, and motor cortices of the brain. These areas are tied to speech and language, reading, reading comprehension, math, problem solving, brain organization, focusing, concentration, and attention issues.
18 gen 2022 · We investigated the musical performance and neurophysiological correlates of 21 adolescents with dyslexia, 19 with ADHD, 28 with ADD and 28 age-matched, unaffected controls using a music performance assessment scale and magnetoencephalography (MEG).
15 mag 2018 · NCBI – How musical training affects cognitive development: rhythm, reward and other modulating variables However, teaching a child with ADHD to play an instrument is easier said than done. Therefore, it’s important to find instruments that are best suited to people with ADHD.
