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Digital Wellness music & memory Slide 2 intrinsic part of human nature more than a creative outlet improves memory SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS! why is this so?! Guys, ive got one simple question for you... Slide 3 Did you know? hippocampus part of the brain that is involved in memory forming, organizing, and storing medial prefrontal cortex stores musical memory Slide 4 Music & language Slide 5 Music is one of the only way that uses both sides of the brain at the same time Slide 6 Children are more receptive to music and enjoy it Slide 7 Sophia Grace 5years old Able to rap Nicki minaj Superbass Slide 8 http://www.thehometeacher.org/2011/04/spelling-songs.html Teaching kids how to spell teacher to the tune of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Slide 9 Delightful remembering Slide 10 My children are doing some work and guess what, they are talking and singing one people, one nation, one Singapore and we are Singapore. Pamela Tan Teacher at My First Skool Slide 11 education through the use of music in a delightful manner Instilling Slide 12 using the keyboard to facilitate spelling Environment home / school Object each letter corresponds to a different tone Interaction to spell a word, press the appropriate letters on the keys Users kids / parents / teachers Slide 13 using fingertips to learn how to spell Environment mobile Object fingertip attachment Interaction tapping fingertips on a surface creates a melody for easy spelling Users kids / parents / teachers Slide 14 using alphabets to literally illustrate the word Environment home / school Object image blocks shaped as the word Interaction piecing blocks together according to how it's spelt creates a melody Users kids / parents / teachers Slide 15 using motion as a means to facilitate language learning Environment home / school Object tactile strip (?) Interaction using finger to write letters creates a tune that corresponds to the letter Users kids / parents / teachers Slide 16 kinect piezo Technologies Slide 17 syncing a tap or a hit to a drum pad to play the drums Slide 18 Laser harp Slide 19 abacus fundamental tool for teaching basic tactility count intuitively engage brain positively learn in a memorable and delightful way Slide 20 we realize... jingles with proper melodies were more well-received and effective helping parents and children bond less institutional ADHD music engages and keeps them calm