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More than 2000 years ago Greeks understood the positive influence of music on the human body and got the place in their curriculum. But music therapy was not used routinely except as a supplemental note in conventional medicine traditional care protocols. Music was used as a method of instruction in early teaching-learning. Cognitive benefits of both active and passive music list.1 To find out how music and learning are correlated with each other several types of research have been done and the result of those researches revealed that music produces several positive effects on a human’s body, mind, and spirit. Music works on both the left and right hemispheres of the brain at the same time and as a result of this music maximizes learning and improves memory. 2 The present study explores the role of background music plays on these aspects of high school students. This study aims to observe the effect of listening to background music on improving recall ability among high school students. Objectives for the study were set as to evaluate the recall ability of high school students, to assess the effectiveness of background music on recall ability among high school students, and to associate the effectiveness of background music on recall ability among high school students with selected demographic variables.

Effectiveness of Listening to Background Music on Recall Ability Among High School Students