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    2014, it is my first day at TAISM. I just remember being scared out my mind and worried nobody would like me, but moving schools is definitely the best academic decision I have made. I previously went to The Sultan's School, and dreaded getting up in the morning because of it. Coming to this school has made me realise my passion for art, I actually considered going to art school for a while, which made my mum really excited because she is an artist. But another thing that has interested me for…

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    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.…

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    Cuzco School Art Analysis

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    A term often used earlier in our art class was “Cuzco School,” but do we really know and understand what this term really means? In this paper we are going to find out exactly what Cuzco school really is, and we will also learn where the term originated, what it actually means, and by the end of this paper you should be able to go to any museum and identify any possible Cuzco School work. However for the interest of this paper, I will primarily be focusing on Cuzco paintings that revolve around…

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    Schools have always struggled with budget cuts, the problem is that schools are targeting one certain subject more than they should. The fine arts are all too often cut from school programs because of the rather large cost. I’ll say it upfront, the fine arts have made a huge impact on my life. I have taken part in many different areas of the arts so heavily that you would expect a biased opinion. However, I am only one of the many students that have received the benefits of the fine arts. Now…

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    Liberal Arts School Essay

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    What are Some Benefits of Studying Finance at a Liberal Arts School? There are definite long-term benefits to studying a finance related degree at a liberal arts school. There are advantages for student’s personal lives, financial situations and career plans. Critical Thinking Skills A liberal education teaches students how to challenge how they think, make decisions and process information. In order to properly grow and function, the brain needs diverse stimulation and development. A liberal…

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    The Importance of Fine Arts and Music Education in Schools From learning how to play the recorder in elementary school, to starring in the school play in high school, kids around the country participate in music classes and fine arts. However, in other areas of the United States, some students don’t get that oppertunity. Their school either can’t afford these classes, don’t think they’re important, or just don’t fund them. The students that have these music programs and are involved in them have…

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    Waldorf Schools are private, equivocal and non-denominational programs with an art-based curriculum. In 1919, the first Waldorf school was founded by Philosopher Rudolf Steiner in response to the trauma gripping Central European youth following World War 1 (Regeneration, 2017). Due to its unique curriculum, Waldorf schools remain relatively ambiguous to the general public. When first making contact with this pedagogy, people tend to find certain peculiarities within the school that may provoke…

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    As public school systems are faced with the constant need to trim the fat from their budgets; the arts and music programs tend to be the first casualties in school districts already struggling to meet other demands of the academic curriculum. Guoping Zhao says that, “In education, art has often been perceived as entertainment and decoration and is the first subject to go when there are budget cuts or test score pressures.” It seems once these cuts are made; it is very rare for these arts…

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    Throughout the course, we as a class have observed many landscapes, each unique in its own right, yet the National Arts Schools of Cuba really garnered my attention. The careful planning that went into these buildings was surprising, each embellishment working towards creatively representing the very art that was supposed to be produced inside. In particular, Ricardo Porro's School of Plastic Arts is the perfect example of a landscape explicit with the vision of the architect and the artists…

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    Fine Arts Helpful Essay

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    Fine Arts is Helpful to Students In order to conduct fine arts at a school you first need to know what it is. The definition of fine arts is a visual and creative type of art that is conducted by many students. This is how I visualize what fine arts is. Many schools utilize fine arts. I think fine arts should be offered in every school. This type of art can be beneficial to all students. Fine arts is something that should be offered to every school, and people should persuade the schools that…

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