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Researchers have debunked the much-publicised idea, known as the Mozart effect, that listening to classical music improves children's ability to reason about spatial relations and other nonverbal tasks. Learning to play a musical instrument or to sing, , may indeed give youngsters an intellectual edge over their peers, a new study . Six-year-olds who took weekly piano or singing lessons throughout the school year an average IQ increase of 7.0 points, says psychologist E. Glenn Schellenberg of the University of Toronto at Mississauga. Other 6-year-olds who took weekly drama lessons or received no extracurricular lessons displayed an average 1Q rise of 4. 3 points, Schellenberg reports in the August Psychological Science.
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