The Mozart Effect

Currently methods of learning look to improve our ability to perform certain tasks. Listening to classical music or playing instrument, is said to improve to development skills. For this reason, the Mozart Effect is a popular methods of study using school program to develop students learning.

The Mozart Effect described uses music of Mozart to retrain the ear. It is believed that listening to the music presented at differing frequencies helps the ear, and promotes healing and the development of the brain. By listening to Mozart's sonata for two pianos (K448) for 10 minutes, people can show significantly better reasoning skills, especially scored better at foreign language and math.
Another study say that after periods of listening to relaxation instructions are designed to lower blood pressure, as it is the case the epilepsy. Some individual patients felt better after listening to the Mozart piano sonata K448; there was a significant decrease of their illness.

New results of the Mozart effect suggest no evidence of specific cognitive improvements by listening to the music of Mozart. They said do not have evidences, no support for increased space abilities by listening to music of Mozart.
I think it is very important that children take music classes to improve and stimulate their abilities. They can also practices games about science, history, geography to develop their knowledge of language and math. So, children be more self-confident and dynamic.