Understanding structure and patterns

Both piano and English are systems with structure and rules, and learning them develops logical thinking skills. In piano, students understand the structure and rules of music by learning the structure of sheet music, music theory, and performance techniques. In English, students understand the structure and rules of language by learning grammar, syntax, vocabulary, and more. Through these studies, students develop a structural understanding of things and the ability to think logically.

Improve problem-solving skills

Both piano and English are activities that require problem-solving skills. In piano, students face various challenges such as improving their performance technique, interpreting music, and improving their expressiveness. In English, students face various challenges such as understanding grammar, acquiring vocabulary, and improving their conversation skills. In the process of solving these challenges, students develop the ability to think logically, analyze problems, and find solutions.

Developing critical thinking skills

Both piano and English help develop critical thinking skills. In piano, critical thinking is required in many different situations, such as interpreting a piece of music, evaluating a performance, and analyzing a composition. In English, critical thinking is required in many different situations, such as reading and understanding texts, participating in discussions, and preparing presentations. Through these activities, students develop the ability to logically analyze and evaluate information and form their own opinions.

Combining creativity and logic

Furthermore, piano and English help students integrate creativity and logic. In piano, students use logical thinking skills through creative activities such as interpreting music, performing, and improvising. In English, students use logical thinking skills in creative activities such as writing sentences, structuring presentations, and developing arguments. Through these activities, students integrate creativity and logic and develop multifaceted thinking skills.

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Our school offers a unique curriculum to develop students’ logical thinking skills through piano and English lessons. For example, we offer lessons that compare and analyze music theory and English grammar, composition lessons based on English stories, and music recitals that incorporate English debates, stimulating students’ logical thinking from multiple angles.

Summary

In summary, piano and English develop logical thinking skills from a wide range of aspects, including understanding structure and rules, improving problem-solving skills, cultivating critical thinking skills, and integrating creativity and logic. Our school offers a unique curriculum that combines these elements, aiming to maximize students’ logical thinking skills. Studying piano and English will enhance students’ logical thinking skills and develop a wide range of abilities that will be useful for future studies and activities.