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1. • • By teaching music, educators may help the students to develop their creative identities and boost their self-efficacy, which can help them overcome personality flaws that have been made worse by a number of unfavorable characteristics of the current cultural contexts.
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2. files.eric.ed.gov › fulltext › EJ1171782Effective Integration of Music in the Elementary School ... - ed

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   show that music-based instruction helps to increase students’ self-concept, language, cognitive development, listening skills, critical thinking, and social skills. She claims: “Every musical experience that we offer our students affects their brains, bodies and feelings. In short, it changes their minds permanently” (p. 463).

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   Music education facilitates student academic achievement. Not only do students who study music develop musical abilities, they receive benefits that extend to other academic areas, leading to overall scholastic success.

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   The impact of music education on students' self-efficacy and goal orientation is examined, with a focus on how it influences their motivation to excel academically. Through music education, students develop a sense of self-efficacy—confidence in their ability to master skills and overcome challenges.

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   Sep 3, 2024 · There is significant mediating impact of self-efficacy and self-esteem in relationship between mental well-being and music education. To improve students’ psychological health, it is suggested that policy makers should consider the integration of music education into academic settings.

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   Feb 7, 2022 · Students may develop their innovative identities and feel a feeling of self and self-efficacy via music instruction, allowing them to transcend personality flaws caused by the many negative elements in today’s cultural milieu.

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   Does music based instruction improve students' self-concept?

   • In the same study, Cornett discusses several research-based findings that generally show that music-based instruction helps to increase students’ self-concept, language, cognitive development, listening skills, critical thinking, and social skills.

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   How can music instruction improve students' self-efficacy?

   • Students may develop their innovative identities and feel a feeling of self and self-efficacy via music instruction, allowing them to transcend personality flaws caused by the many negative elements in today’s cultural milieu. When it comes to efforts to improve music instruction in universities and colleges (Chen et al., 2019a).

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   Does music education improve self-esteem?

   • Similarly, this study found that students engaged in music learning, whether through instrumental or vocal training, demonstrated higher levels of self-esteem, suggesting that music education serves as a powerful tool for enhancing students’ self-perception and confidence.

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   How music education affects students' wellbeing and academic outcomes?

   • The impact of music education on the wellbeing, psychological, and academic outcomes of the students could be mediated by the well-known concepts of self-esteem and self-efficacy. Self-efficacy is an the confidence of an individual in managing their environment, which determines how they act, perceive, and think about coming occurrences.

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   Does music education help students achieve academic goals?

   • Through music education, students develop a sense of self-efficacy—confidence in their ability to master skills and overcome challenges. This confidence can readily translate to their academic pursuits, encouraging them to set and achieve academic goals with a sense of competence. C. The Link between Music Education and Academic Motivation

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   Does music education help students develop cognitive skills?

   • According to the social cognitive paradigm, perceived self-efficacy and human agency are two key components that influence cognitive development and performance. Thus, a link may be found between this theory and how music education helps students develop certain cognitive skills for psychological well-being.

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    Sep 28, 2017 · Three studies reported mixed effects of music on academic self-concept, which refers to the cognitive representation and appraisal of one's own abilities in academic performance (Degé et al., 2014), psychosocial wellbeing and self-esteem, which describes one's overall sense of self-worth.