will listening to differnet kind of music help you do multiplication faster?
86900
I didn't hear that before but maybe it does for some people.
758762
depends on what kinda music your into...\n\ntry
611869
u mean while studying?? believe it or not it's classical..it helps stimulate the brain while studying and take in more information
1114051
try a soft music- maybe something instrumental- if you like some background noise.  That way, you won't have something with words to distract you.  Also, if you have more than 1 subject to work on, work in 1/2 hour intervals- taking a short break (2-3) minutes in between intervals.  Sometimes working for such long hours at once, you could lose your concentration.
367739
This is a very good question. What worked for me was playing loud, heavy metal music that kept me awake during much of calculus and at least 30% of linear algebra. It didn't work for differntial equations, however, but regular detonation of grenades, strategically spaced outside the classroom, worked pretty well for that class.
862589
maybe you could try practising. For maths, the phrase practice makes perfect is very true. hmm...short cuts in multiplication and division...maybe you could try learning the abaccus (a mathematical instrument used by the chinese => functions like a calculator, but manually powered, no batteries)...I only know how to add and subtract using it...
566259
Listen to music\n\nLearn
519129
Do you mean musicly?\nC# is a half step higher then C
95035
yes it does affect the way you study because your trying to sing at the same time your trying to study and you dont get much studing done. so i think it would be better to study with the radio off and when you get done studing you can do what ever you wont.
177072
it depends on the music you are going to use and what skills you are good at. if you put them in a routine then you should be good.
375372
It forces you to concentrate and you'll get a better sense of rhythm which will make you more nimble.
624765
Pretty cool. I'm listening to it now and I keep cranking it to 10!
482913
Yes, I think it's true. I saw it happen with my daughter. She was lousy in math, but the better she got with piano, the more she improved in math. I think it has to do with thefact that the same area of the brain is developed for math concepts and musical concepts.
441054
go to the computer store and buy more jiggawatts first so the music will upload faster
111564
don't think so. i do that too. like, i play the piano, and halfway play my guitar, but i was at the music store buying a music book with my 30% off coupon and the guy was letting me try and play some of the songs in it, and i got to play on this really nice, expensive grand piano, opposed to my litte not-very-expensive yamaha i have at home...
979603
i think its smthg like if u play music to a plant it makes it grow faster.... but m not so sure abt it...
620875
I agree with everyone who said if used for the designated purpose of learning, the aforementioned tools generally assist learning more than they hinder it. \n\nJust more on the iPods: scientists reckon that listening to music whilst studying helps you associate ideas (such as academic ones) with songs you like and choose to listen to, thus aiding your ability to retain information.