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From the Reporter |
The Quest |
Scientists are tracking the physical changes in children’s brains as they learn a musical instrument. They will then compare those changes to the development of kids taking karate and to kids practicing neither. |
The Science |
Researchers want to know whether music or karate provide provable benefits to learning, behavior and the physical brain in kids over five years. |
The Players |
The San Diego Youth Symphony’s Community Opus afterschool program in Chula Vista has the music kids; The Neurosciences Institute has the music-and-brain experts; and UC San Diego’s Center for Human Development specializes in collecting brain, behavioral and IQ data from kids. |