Going to my arts classes on school always was my favorite part of the day. I got a break from the day while still practicing a skill. Take band for example, you get an entire period of playing music, that 's insanely awesome. Band is not the only class like this, there are many others of the same nature. Some examples are art, dance, and drama and all of their respective specifics. Some people think that these "extra" classes are not beneficial in any way to the wellbeing of a student. That these classes are mere pastime s or hobbies, well they 're wrong. These classes are among the best course options available in high school, as well as being a requirement for a well-rounded student and person. There are three essential reasons
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These life lessons will stick with you regardless of whether or not you strive for a good performance or to be a professional musician. These are not particularly fun or interesting lessons, but I think that these lessons are vitally important nonetheless. By far the most important lesson is working individually. In fine art classes the best way to better yourself is to practice by yourself. This forces you to develop a sense of work ethic. Take for example, practicing an instrument. If you practice by yourself with your instrument you develop more in depth knowledge of your instrument and how to play it. You can hear all of your mistakes and fix them later, you can hear your own tone and inflection and make those better too. These tactics can be applied to many academic applications, like studying. When one is in college, you are at a great advantage if you can sit down with your biology book and just read and comprehend it. Aside from reading skills, fine arts will help you learn to conquer individual tasks at a much quicker rate and with much more growth involved. A well balanced school experience without fine arts is like a desert without an arid climate, completely nonexistent. Just incorporating one fine arts class will help with individual work ethic, give life lessons, and give memorable experiences. Even if you hate high school I guarantee that a fine arts class would maybe make you not despise school so much. I can tell you from experience that if you fully invest yourself in a fine art you will just be a happier and better person to your very
These life lessons will stick with you regardless of whether or not you strive for a good performance or to be a professional musician. These are not particularly fun or interesting lessons, but I think that these lessons are vitally important nonetheless. By far the most important lesson is working individually. In fine art classes the best way to better yourself is to practice by yourself. This forces you to develop a sense of work ethic. Take for example, practicing an instrument. If you practice by yourself with your instrument you develop more in depth knowledge of your instrument and how to play it. You can hear all of your mistakes and fix them later, you can hear your own tone and inflection and make those better too. These tactics can be applied to many academic applications, like studying. When one is in college, you are at a great advantage if you can sit down with your biology book and just read and comprehend it. Aside from reading skills, fine arts will help you learn to conquer individual tasks at a much quicker rate and with much more growth involved. A well balanced school experience without fine arts is like a desert without an arid climate, completely nonexistent. Just incorporating one fine arts class will help with individual work ethic, give life lessons, and give memorable experiences. Even if you hate high school I guarantee that a fine arts class would maybe make you not despise school so much. I can tell you from experience that if you fully invest yourself in a fine art you will just be a happier and better person to your very