Ideally, a children's art program should provide an enlightened approach to cultivating children's creativity and knowledge of color, form and design. Art classes should be comprehensive and inspire the best in its students – from working with acrylics and tempera paints to stamp art, sculpting, digital design, collage and more. Children should learn art history, style and technique from such masters as Renoir, Chagall and Monet, as well as contemporary artists. According to research published by Americans for the Arts, art education makes a tremendous impact on the developmental growth of every child. Students regularly participating in a broad art program are much more likely to experience academic success. This fall ask for more art education.
Courtesy of Abrakadoodle Remarkable Artâ„¢ © 2006 “ visit us on the web at www.abrakadoodle.com.As you prepare to send your children back to school, don't forget about a key component: the arts. With more schools forced to cut back in art education or are placing an increasing emphasis on test scores, your child may not be receiving the quality arts education he or she deserves. Results from a June 2005 Harris Poll revealed that an impressive 93% of Americans believe that the arts are vital to a child's well-rounded education. Since the visual arts can help transform the way children learn in school, how can you ensure that your children are getting what they need?
Ideally, a children's art program should provide an enlightened approach to cultivating children's creativity and knowledge of color, form and design. Art classes should be comprehensive and inspire the best in its students – from working with acrylics and tempera paints to stamp art, sculpting, digital design, collage and more. Children should learn art history, style and technique from such masters as Renoir, Chagall and Monet, as well as contemporary artists. According to research published by Americans for the Arts, art education makes a tremendous impact on the developmental growth of every child. Students regularly participating in a broad art program are much more likely to experience academic success. This fall ask for more art education.
Courtesy of Abrakadoodle Remarkable Artâ„¢ © 2006 “ visit us on the web at www.abrakadoodle.com.
Ideally, a children's art program should provide an enlightened approach to cultivating children's creativity and knowledge of color, form and design. Art classes should be comprehensive and inspire the best in its students – from working with acrylics and tempera paints to stamp art, sculpting, digital design, collage and more. Children should learn art history, style and technique from such masters as Renoir, Chagall and Monet, as well as contemporary artists. According to research published by Americans for the Arts, art education makes a tremendous impact on the developmental growth of every child. Students regularly participating in a broad art program are much more likely to experience academic success. This fall ask for more art education.
Courtesy of Abrakadoodle Remarkable Artâ„¢ © 2006 “ visit us on the web at www.abrakadoodle.com.
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