Exploring the cultural background of the students in music classes along with addressing the culture they presently live in are as important as the music itself. As I alluded to earlier, the opportunity to learn about music is something that any child should not denied. A child, regardless of their background, has a right to learn about music and all of its splendor. A music educator needs to believe in each and every student enrolled in their classes. If they don't possess exceptional musical ability, it is important for the educator to recognize a different strength that the student possesses in class.
Every child has the ability to grow through music.
How they grow through music depends completely on them, but if they re denied this opportunity, they are denied this growth. Music allows children to believe in themselves in ways that they may not have been able to find before. All children have the need to belong to a group. Allowing children to find that group through music is irreplaceable. For example, a choir is a unified group of musicians, that is, they fit together like a puzzle.