Yet, there have been many budget cuts practically eliminating art programs, such as art and music classes. How can teachers put this fundamental part back into the classroom? According to the author, it is quite simple. They combined art with another essential part of our learning process; math.…
Social Analysis All humans in the world have a different personality and a way to see life. Some of them are more social than others, but they are still all unique. In my opinion, people's personality is so different from each others, but my way of thinking about life is one of the best. To begin, I am not really a great social person, but I do like to interact with people.…
Without them, many naturally artistic children will miss out on discovering their talent or worst — their purpose in life. “Arts instruction is considered a core subject area by the federal and state departments of education and is widely believed by parents to be a vital part of a well- rounded education” (“Arts Education in New York City”). In order to receive a well- rounded…
Should Fine Arts Courses be a Necessary Part of Student’s Education? (The Debate of Required Fine Arts Courses for a Student’s Proper Education) In America, it is debated that art, dance, and music should be a part of a student’s education. The people who argue that fine arts should be a part of a student’s education think that the student would benefit from it because these studies would improve the student’s creativity and thinking, which could make them better at their other core classes.…
Arts education in public schools is a topic people are discussing because they are questioning whether it really does impact student success. Critics may think arts education is not relevant towards the real-world and future student career success because they do not see the significant benefits visual and performing arts have on student learning. Parents result in sending their child to a school that has a curriculum based on Common Core State Standards, which has a focus on English and math. In reality, arts education is proven to increase test scores and performance in the classroom (Chapman). Arts education does allow students to think critically in a unique way to express their thoughts, and it allows them to apply this strategy in a traditional…
This again shows that arts education provides mind stimulating lessons that not only teach their art form but also teach attributes that will help students to…
Intro: Art Education Philosophy Ideas of Art Education, being the fantastic teacher and creating the perfect classroom are centered around one thing; the student. I believe art education is an essential for every child’s wholesome development because it encompasses tangibility, expression, interpretation, inquiry, diversity, and connections. In my classroom every student will be motivated, challenged, and think critically while feeling free to ask questions and make mistakes. Influenced by personal experiences the arts teach students how to make decisions and problem-solve which are key skills in today’s society.…
Communicating Across Differences: A Local Critical Reflection Situation Introduction In my interpretation/Translation service at ITS-Hamilton and Urban Cure Health Centre in Hamilton, I have been looking at my services as an intercultural interpreter as “a person who is committed to trying to communicate across cultural differences as an oral and written communication tool mediator.” As an Intercultural interpreter typically have a personal stake in communicating in a more satisfying way with some of the clients who are important to the service provider in their services that may not speak the same language natively or share the same culture. They are often motivated to continue developing their relational skills as they encounter and process differences and difficulties they do not yet understand and know how to manage skillfully. They are usually willing to make an ongoing effort to communicate to avoid or resolve misunderstandings.…
Art is a tool that can be useful when children are beginning to explore their surroundings and expand their imagination. As children grow, they develop skills that become practical to use while in school. Although art is vital in a child’s learning process, most parents aren’t aware of the benefits that come when their child is involved in art activities. It is up to the child’s parents to find a way to change and direct a path in order to help a child become successful. When children become involved in art activities, they obtain several skills that are vital for school and will be able to use for the rest of their life.…
Students are required to sit through countless hours of lectures and complete numerous math problems before they can be considered a top student in any school across the nation. But can they become a better student by listening to music or painting a picture? There is a constant debate on whether schools should continue to support fine art classes. Some people think that dance, music, drama, and art classes are not a necessary component for students to participate in to graduate.…
Art bridges the language barrier between cultures and has remained a constant connector to the past. Most importantly, with art, students can connect with themselves, the world around them, and the individual talents they can bring to the world. As stated in Transforming City Schools Through Art, “The arts organize and inform our collective…
Imagine a world without creativity. Imagine a world without inspiration. Imagine a world without self expression. These elements of individualism appear from what are known as the arts. Making their first appearance in youth education, the arts are vital to a child’s growth and development.…
Art, whether in form of paintings, performances, poems, or plays, is often the avenue of creative expression young people turn to when discovering their own identities. For many of these young people, school fine arts classes are the first opportunities for them experience creativity and individualism first-hand. It is important to preserve these opportunities for future generations and to set of precedence of placing importance on fine arts education. To remove fine arts classes and to defund art programs in public schools would be a total disservice to every single student who walks the halls of a public institution of education. Fine arts programs in schools are often used as strategies to “level the playing field” between students who are on different socioeconomic levels as well as those who learn at different rates or need special attention.…
In an authentic arts education approach, comprehensive learning experience should provide students with the opportunity to explore and develop ideas and use their imagination, make and present well-crafted artworks to express their interpretations, reflect on their ideas, artwork and others artwork and connect the activity to the wider world by learning about arties and the artworks of various cultures. For the arts to be taught effectively in the primary classroom, lessons need to be planned with consideration being given to effective communication, classroom behaviour management strategies and appropriate assessment techniques (Russell-Bowie, 2012). A student-centred, hands-on approach to learning in a positive and stimulating learning environment is necessary for effective arts education (Dinham, 2014). All students, interests, needs, cultures, past experiences, knowledge and previously developed skills need to be considered and students should all feel challenged and successful. There should be a relationship built on trust and respect, where artistic interpretation and expression are valued (Russell-Bowie,…
Learning technologies and creative thinking activities Creativity in the classroom is a relatively new area of discussion. But this newness gives teachers and students an opportunity to do something exciting with learning – experiment. Digital technology and creativity in the classroom prepares kids for the future Educators in the US and worldwide are increasingly preoccupied with: 1) how children learn, 2) how best to prepare children for the future, and 3) what role digital technology plays in the classroom—all of which is controversial and widely debated. Noted developmental psychologist, Howard Gardner of Harvard's Graduate School of Education, has been instrumental for many years. Before the Internet, Howard Gardner revolutionized the way teachers across the US and world viewed education and how children learn.…