SWEET NOISE is good for your learning abilities | good noise

 'SWEET NOISE' Teaches  too

Researchers from Edith Cowan University in Australia have found that sweet-noises (good noise) enhance your learning ability. 
It is especially effective for women and men with mental or neurological disorders who have learning difficulties. For the study, scientists used transcranial random noise stimulation (TRNS) technology to test normal as well as men and women who had suffered stroke and brain injury. 
The researchers found that 'sweet' noises during learning resulted in better job performance, faster learning, and increased ability to concentrate.