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Recent studies show that music affects the brain in various ways and can significantly improve abilities both in adults and childrenMusic has a very positive effect on our lives; for most people, music plays different roles. It can be a soothing therapy for a stressful day, or a non-aggressive release for pent-up emotions. Music has affected human emotions for many years; it has also affected the culture and has a direct connection and relationship with political views in our country.

Recent studies show that music affects the brain in various ways and can significantly improve abilities both in adults and children. Much research has been done on the effects of music on the physical, emotional and intellectual development of babies and children. One recent study demonstrates that children exposed to classical music in the womb show a positive change in their physical and mental development after birth. In this experiment the fetuses were exposed to non-stop classical music during the last weeks of pregnancy. When reviewed six months after birth, these babies were more advanced in terms of LINGUISTIC (relating to language or the study of languages) MOTOR (relating to muscular movement or the nerves activating them) and INTELLECTUAL (possessing a high level of understanding or intelligence) development, than babies who received no musical stimulus during pregnancy.
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Brian MunyokiMany parents have in the recent past been keen on maximizing their children’s concentration on school work so that they can have a better future. As a result, children are now reading more and more books so as to enhance their chances of success in life. But as a parent, has it occurred to you that a talent could be a good career for your child? Many children have been denied the chance to discover their talents early and even fail to know their strong points. Most of them have been tuned to the fact that in books, lie their future and as a result, they’ve been forced to forget about the gold they are sitting on – their talents.

But for Brian, standing tall to make sure that he achieves something from what God gave him as a talent is a must. He is only 13-years-old and a form one student at Lukenya High school but is currently building a strong foundation of what could likely brighten his future in the next few years. Strongly attached to football, Brian has made sure that he is doing his level best to keep the fire burning in his quest to achieve his dream of being a celebrated footballer in the country. Brian who has in recent days toured different parts of the country and even out of the continent has never ceased to amaze many with his clever football tactics and dribbling techniques that have raised eyebrows and surprised many.

Education Insight paid a visit to Brian’s home in Valley View estate along Mombasa road where we found his parents: Geoffrey Munyoki and Josephine Mumbua who comprehensively narrated to us the ups and downs of their youngster’s journey of being a football superstar.
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