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Do Field Trips Help Students with Learning?
Trips to museums are part of many children's education in the United States. www.learningenglish.voanews.com
Arts in Education Equals Better Grades, Happier Kids
Studies show that the arts improve students' abilities to conceptualize, problem-solve and retain information. www.idahofallsmagazine.com
Murals Across America: The Very Best Street Art in Every State
Murals Across America: The Very Best Street Art in Every State- From Alaska to Vermont, street art tells us stories about local heroes, history and community pride. www.parade.com
Report: Arts a vehicle for teaching SEL skills
Report: Arts a vehicle for teaching SEL skills- Social-emotional skills are an integral part of arts education, and arts instruction is a vehicle for addressing social-emotional learning (SEL) in schools, www.educationdive.com
What Makes Art So Compelling? Is it one particular element of a combination of many?
What Makes Art So Compelling? Is it one particular element or a combination of many? - El Castillo's 'The Panel of Hands' is believed to be 40,800 years old, but signs of artistic behaviour in human beings stretch back farther than that. www.thriveglobal.com
Funny Faces - Teaching English through Art
Funny Faces:Teaching English through Art- Yes, I teach art. And Yes, I teach in English. The Problem! My students don't understand me! www.schoolartdigital.com
This World War II Hero's Art Said What Words Couldn't
This World War II Hero's Art Said What Words Couldn't - As the gray dawn spread over the coast of Normandy on June 6, 1944, revealing the legions of Allied ships...www.nytimes.com
The Science of Drawing and Memory
The Science of Drawing and Memory- It's long been known that drawing something helps a person remember it. www.edutopia.org
Why The Arts Are The Great Unappreciated Engine Of The U.S. Economy
Why The Arts Are The Great Unappreciated Engine Of The U.S. Economy- Today and yesterday two documents were released by the federal government that should make us ask if we have our priorities straight. www.forbes.com
