Arts education

think correctly in to find knowledge that is relevant and reliable. In terms of a liberal arts education critical thinking is crucial because a liberal arts education teaches students skills that are needed in the rapidly changing world that usually requires a lifetime of self-learning and understanding. Critical thinking is something that people usually must learn on their own; however, as a liberal arts school it is taught, so we have a better understanding of thinking critically. Green Technologies

It is well known that art is often overlooked or cut in most education systems around the world. Many believe that is is a distraction from the core components of education (Math, Science, English and History). While many believe this, studies have shown the complete opposite. Art enhances education and encourages creativity or ‘thinking outside the box’. By definition art is the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination. Without art, earth would be ‘eh’. Funds are running

Art education should be required in public school because art learning skills starts out when a child is young and it progress as they get older. It benefits motor skills, language development, decision making, and visual learning. In June of 2012 Grace Hwang Lynch wrote an article in the education section in web site PBS.org “The importance of art in Child Development” she stresses about the many benefit of arts for child development. She explained the concept of motor skills by the National Institutes

The education sector contains the requirement to maintain uniformity and be delivered according to the set standards mainly through the set curriculum. The United States education system provides for standards that encourage the career readiness as student leave high school and join college. For all kinds of education offered, there needs to be a connection between the subjects taken and the career option of the student. The nature of art education offered in most high schools is mainly aimed at

Shelbi Gambrell 001 Philosophy of Art Education Art education is different for each individual. Some individuals have a formal art education that includes weekly, sometimes daily, lessons, while some students receive one week of the year dedicated to art and taught by their homeroom teacher after state testing. I was a teacher’s kid that knew how to craft and get all of the paint supplies out of the class. However, I was never taught the importance of holding my brush a certain way or the

IMPORTANCE OF ART FOR K12 STUDENTS Early childhood and adolescent development are critical times in a human's life especially when it comes to facilitating intelligence growth. Having access to education and art is essential during these times, as it helps to acquire and use different types of cognitive ability, which in turn assists day to day living and relating to others. In order to relate to others and operate within a society, one must possess a certain level of interpersonal and intrapersonal

and arts tend to coalesce in esthetics, plasticity, and form. The greatest scientist are artist as well” (Albert Einstein). In this advanced modern tech-world mostly people are dependent on science and technology, but arts also play an important role in education. Art creates balanced thinking and better imagination which helps humans to be successful in their career. Yo-Yo Ma intensely informs about important role of arts in modern education society throughout his essay Necessary Edges: Arts, Empathy

Public education that is provided throughout the country gives students the ability to learn fine arts, math, science, language arts, and other classes that educate people in different areas. Many people might have opinionated their reasoning on why they think fine arts in a public education is beneficial or not. Different perspectives may lead you to think one is better than the other. Having extracurricular classes like music and art benefits from long-life advantages and helps critical thinking

Warning: Arts Education Is Declining Approximately 20 years ago global studies comparing student test scores in the core subjects showed that American students were not performing as well as students in many other countries and that this performance appeared to be worsening. As a result, the federal government became more involved and forced schools to adopt a new set of standards that emphasized the core subjects. Unfortunately, this initiative often led schools to limit or discontinue arts education

involved in creative endeavors such as making art.  It is this part of the brain that typical school environment neglects to train. A 2001 study by the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development found that the arts enhance the process of learning and the systems they nourish, which include our integrated sensory, attentional, cognitive, emotional, and motor capacities, are, in fact, the driving forces behind all other learning (1). Not only do the arts help to develop the right side of the brain