Margaret Ramberg, Artist, and Art Teacher.: Diana Fayt: Patterning

Monday, April 15, 2013

Diana Fayt: Patterning

Diana Fayt: Patterning

I always have loved patterns and repetition in art. Diana Fayt blog post was just right up my creative aisle.

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Reasons Why Art Education is So Important

1. Making Art involves critical thinking & problem solving.

2. Art empowers students to take risks & do something different.

3. Art teaches commitment to learn a skill and complete a project.

4. The Arts are an extension of other curricula. Math, Science and Language are all needed to create.

5. Art equips students with a diverse set of skills needed to enter institutions of higher learning and the workplace.

6. Art builds relationships between students and teachers and among peers.

7. Involvement in the Arts improves self-esteem and builds confidence.

8. Art teachers students to be more tolerant and open through multicultural historical perspectives.

9. Art develops a students ability to critique their own work and that of others and knowledge of how to make multiple revisions to create high quality work.

10. Art helps a child develop emotionally and socially, contributes to a positive work ethic and pride in a job well done.

Margaret Ramberg, Artist, and Art Teacher.

Monday, April 15, 2013

Diana Fayt: Patterning

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