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Re: Art Education in Schools
Wed, 10 Nov 1999 01:57:21 EST
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In a message dated 11/9/99 2:13:02 PM Pacific Standard Time,
THEGREEN99 writes:
<< Having been on both sides of the fence, (playing sports and being an
artist) both have their positives and negatives. One is not more important
than the other; they are equal, or equitable. Unfortunately, the rewards for
art education are not visible like a win/loss record. They are seen through
academic progress, through personal growth and through social behavior.
Until schools (and communities) realize art education benefits are not a
matter of plastic trophies, art education funding will follow second to
sport programs. Food for thought.
>>
In other words tied to the short term, bottom line thinking that is so
destructive
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