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V bodoče bi se morali osredotočiti na sam vpliv poslušanja glasbe v ozad-
           ju na učenje matematike in na podajanje natančnejših priporočil za dijake, ki
           želijo uporabljati glasbo med učenjem matematike, ter za pedagoge, ki si znot-
           raj učilnice prizadevajo za interdisciplinarni pristop k poučevanju.

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