Students possess differing degrees of expertise, but all are affected, usually positively, by the addition of music to the environment, activities, assignments, projects, and evaluations in a Core Classroom. When all assignments and activities are cored, music gets connected. This skill enables us to form meaningful personal relationships. Working toward a common goal and learning to share tasks develops interpersonal skills. A Core Classroom provides training in interpersonal skills as students work toward common goals and share tasks equitably.
Regular team building activities and meaningful group projects allow leaders to emerge.
A wide range of abilities, from the broad motor skills of sport to the fine motor skills needed for writing, awaits development. Communication of emotions through the body or, just as important, the control of the emotions can be developed. Acting, and other forms of presenting ideas or emotions through movement of the body areas important to kinesthetic development as are getting ideas and emotions through the fingers in writing or the manipulation of other tools or machines. A student might need to use movement in order to understand, while others might benefit from seeing movement to understand. Diverse kines thetic approaches create learning opportunities.