Mozart Effect

Science fair encourages students to use 'right' side of the brain (News 8 Austin)
Most students would groan at the idea of a month-long homework project. The science fair encourages students to think creatively and incorporate their own outside interests in their projects.
Just because it's mainstream doesn't mean it sucks - Inside Bay Area

Just because it's mainstream doesn't mean it sucks Inside Bay Area, CA - Feb 26, 2006 ... I listened to classical music because I thought it would make me smarter (in a misunderstanding of the Baby Mozart effect), and I listened to NPR news instead ...

Science fair encourages students to use 'right' side of the brain
News 8 Austin - Most students would groan at the idea of a month-long homework project. But 3,600 Central Texas students have been working diligently on their science project for a chance to walk away with a cash prize and beefed-up college application at the Austin ...
Live in the right atmosphere and it can transform you (Pawtucket Times)
Many of us are familiar with The Mozart Effect. It is an inclusive term signifying the transformational powers of music in health, education, and well-being.
Mozart, soloist win high praise - Hagerstown Morning Herald

Mozart, soloist win high praise Hagerstown Morning Herald, MD - Feb 13, 2006 HAGERSTOWN - Scientific theories aside, there was no question about the "Mozart effect" on members of the audience at the Maryland Symphony Orchestra concert ...