All Children are Talented

Authors

  • Tetyana Tyshchenko General Secondary Education Institution “Solonyanskaya Secondary General Education School of I–III degrees” Solonya village council of Dnipropetrovsk region Автор https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4451-1112

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63437/

Keywords:

gifted child, singing, dancing, music, development, competitions

Abstract

In the article of the rubric “I am a gifted person”, the author offers to meet Anhelina Kuzmenko, a student of the Solonyanska Secondary School of the 1st–3rd grades of the Solonyansk village council of the Dnipropetrovsk region. 
The young girl has already won the first victories in her creative quest. Angelina is engaged in vocals and dances, looking for herself. We know very well that music develops and inspires. Music lessons accelerate the development of the child’s brain, especially those areas responsible for speech, reading and communication skills. Angelina is a clear confirmation of this – the girl develops harmoniously both in art and does not lag behind in learning.
Everyone is a person who is endowed with certain talents. The main thing is to find and develop it. This is a task for parents, teachers, and the child. Finding 
this talent is just the beginning of self-realization and a happy future. It is necessary to constantly work hard on its development and improvement. An important task of adults is to create favorable conditions for the disclosure 
of children’s talents. In particular, music lessons at an early age can help to show artistic flair, independence, develop a tendency to creativity and self-realization, 
musical and choreographic abilities, taste, as well as the ability to communicate through the art of singing or dancing.
Musical art is one of the most effective means of comprehensive and harmonious development, influence on the inner world of the child, the formation of value orientations. The power of music is that it affects in every 
way, namely: will, intellect, feelings, physiology, thinking.

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Published

2022-03-31