Yes. If the child is listening to music while doing homework, and it does not affect the efficiency of homework or academic performance, parents do not need to intervene too much. Learning in the way you like may also help you focus on your studies.

Many children now have the habit of listening to music while doing homework. Parents will definitely feel uneasy when they see this situation, worrying whether their children's learning will be affected by "noise" , will lead to a decline in academic performance.

In this case, parents should not have too strong subjective consciousness and preconceptions, and use their own ideas to deny their children's behavior. When parents decide whether to intervene and stop it, they should first Observe the children who are listening to songs while doing homework to see whether their homework efficiency and academic performance are affected. If not, there is no need to stop them. Extended information

Listening to songs while doing homework can isolate the brain from unwanted sounds and help children enter a state of focused learning

Children may become confused while listening to songs while doing homework. If parents feel that there is "noise" interference in their ears, their children may not be able to concentrate on learning, which will affect the efficiency of homework. In fact, it has not happened yet.

I don’t know since when, adults will also wear headphones when studying. Even if they are reading in a quiet library, many people will wear headphones and listen to music.

Because there are too many sounds around us in life, such as the roar of cars, the sound of machinery working, the sound of children playing next door, etc., which will cause various impacts on children’s brains. On the contrary, the music can release dopamine in children's brains, thereby reducing stress and anxiety, improving the efficiency of homework, and turning homework into a happy thing.