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1. www.brookings.edu › articles › new-evidence-of-theNew evidence of the benefits of arts education - Brookings

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   Feb 12, 2019 · We find that a substantial increase in arts educational experiences has remarkable impacts on students’ academic, social, and emotional outcomes.

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2. repository.library.georgetown.edu › bitstreamTHE EFFECT OF ARTS EDUCATION ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AND ...

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   • THE EFFECT OF ARTS EDUCATION ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AND ATTAINMENT
   • LITERATURE REVIEW
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   Catherine Carole O’Connor, B.A. Thesis Advisor, Christopher Toppe, Ph.D.

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   Introduction Public concern is at an all time high over the poor quality of schools in the United States. Parents, teachers, administrators and policymakers are considering any and all measures to improve the experiences and outcomes of young Americans in our nation’s schools. Many policymakers question what role the arts should play in educati...

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   It is well known that our national school system is failing to serve and educate our students as well as it should. Tight budgets and a nationwide emphasis on math and reading performance from No Child Left Behind have resulted in an unfortunate erosion of extracurricular course offerings. Consequently, the merits of arts education have been call...

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3. www.nature.com › articles › s41539/023/00187-6The impacts of a high-school art-based program on academic ...

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   Sep 16, 2023 · This article evaluates the impact of an Art-based program, which consisted in bringing artist to do workshops in public schools, on academic achievements, creativity (i.e., the skill) and the...

4. link.springer.com › article › 10The power of the arts in learning and the curriculum: a ...

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   Apr 23, 2021 · Significant research across decades demonstrates that The Arts improve student academic results generally, particularly in literacy and numeracy. The Arts can improve student confidence, motivation, engagement and social and emotional well-being enabling ongoing development of lifelong learners.

   • Author: John Nicholas Saunders
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5. spark.bethel.edu › cgi › viewcontentImpact of art education on student development and achievement

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   literacy, math, and science are somewhat inconclusive, there is stronger evidence of art. education impact on students’ critical thinking, creativity, and problem solving skills. Further exploration of specific types of art education related to these three important.

6. unesdoc.unesco.org › ark: › 48223Arts education: an investment in quality learning - UNESCO

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   The learning of the arts, notably music, dance and the integration of multi-arts activities in classrooms has a positive impact on academic and non-academic learning outcomes18 • In a systematic review conducted by See and Kokotsaki (2016) to investigate empirical evidence as to whether arts participation resulted in improved learning ...

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   Can arts education improve academic outcomes?

   • These groups, and assess achievement and attainment with appropriate measurement tools. broad benefits of student exposure to the arts. Confirming a causal link between arts education and improved academic outcomes will transform the debate by providing solid ground for all advocates in the field.

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   Are arts educational experiences important?

   • As policymakers begin to collect and value outcome measures beyond test scores, we are likely to further recognize the value of the arts in the fundamental mission of education. New findings provide strong evidence that arts educational experiences can produce significant positive impacts on academic and social development for students.

   New evidence of the benefits of arts education - Brookings

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   Can the arts improve our educational goals?

   • It is neither exhaustive nor comprehensive but supports my contention that through The Arts, our educational goals can be achieved. Significant research across decades demonstrates that The Arts improve student academic results generally, particularly in literacy and numeracy.

   The power of the arts in learning and the curriculum: a review of

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   Does art education have a positive impact?

   • called “Growth Mindset” as part of its strategic plan. So far the positive impact of that in conjunction with art education has only scratched the surface. Students walking into that greatly affects what they get out of the class. If they think they are good at art and up. If they think they are bad at art they often refuse to try from the start.

   Impact of art education on student development and achievement

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   Are the Arts good for learning?

   • Similarly, in the research compilation Critical Links: Learning in the Arts and Student Academic and Social Development, Deasy reports on multiple studies that suggest the benefits of the arts for general learning in non-arts subjects, including self-motivation, social skills, tolerance, empathy, persistence and positive peer interaction.

   The Arts, Creativity, and Learning: From Research to Practice

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   Do the arts affect learning?

   • More than two decades ago a unique and significant report, Champions of Change: The Impact of The Arts on Learning (Fiske, 1999) included seven independent research studies, laying a solid foundation for further large-scale research and meta-analysis investigating the impact of The Arts in Education. Overall, Fiske concluded that the Arts:

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   Nov 16, 2019 · A growing body of research suggests that integrating the arts into non-arts subjects correlates with a host of positive outcomes for students, including engagement in learning, academic achievement, and deeper thinking dispositions.