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     • They found that arts education is linked to improved cognitive abilities and academic outcomes across various subjects, including math, writing and reading. Teaching the arts also contributes to students’ social and emotional development, helping them develop empathy, cultural awareness and emotional intelligence.
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   Can arts education improve academic outcomes?

   • The researchers conducted an extensive literature review from educational contexts across the world. They found that arts education is linked to improved cognitive abilities and academic outcomes across various subjects, including math, writing and reading.

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   Why is arts education important?

   • They found that arts education is linked to improved cognitive abilities and academic outcomes across various subjects, including math, writing and reading. Teaching the arts also contributes to students’ social and emotional development, helping them develop empathy, cultural awareness and emotional intelligence.

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   Do longer term arts education programmes improve academic achievement?

   • High-quality, longer term arts education programmes can enhance academic achievement. The length and integrated nature of such programmes is crucial to their success. More robust and longitudinal research designs are required to measure impact.

   Impact of arts participation on children’s achievement: A systematic

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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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   Can arts participation improve students' educational achievement?

   • It seems that what public bodies would view as more tangible evidence of the benefits of arts participation to students’ wider educational achievement is required to justify such funding. The role of research to provide the necessary evidence is fundamental.

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   Do arts education interventions affect student outcomes?

   • For example, arts integra- tion’s efects ranged from 0.11 for academic achievement outcomes and 0.91 for art learning outcomes; the efects of arts education interven- tions across student outcomes ranged from 0.09 for drama and 0.82 for visual arts. For some art types and types of programs, we were able to analyze efects from only one study.

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

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   Feb 12, 2019 · New findings provide strong evidence that arts educational experiences can produce significant positive impacts on academic and social development for students.

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   Dec 21, 2023 · They found that arts education is linked to improved cognitive abilities and academic outcomes across various subjects, including math, writing and reading. Teaching the arts also contributes to students’ social and emotional development, helping them develop empathy, cultural awareness and emotional intelligence.

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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 ...

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

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   • The Context: The Arts in Australian Education
   • Attitudes and Values
   • The Research
   • Conclusion: Harnessing The Power of The Arts in Australian Education

   I have worked in education for more than a decade. During this time every Australian Education Minister has called for some form of ‘back to basics’ in education. This counters the research that continues to demonstrate that much more than a ‘basic’ education is needed to equip Australian students for contemporary life and work. This review examine...

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   Personal, local, societal and global attitudes and values. (Adapted from OECD, 2018, p. 4) The OECD provides a list of 36 skills that “is not exhaustive but constructs are selected that are closely related to the key concepts underpinning the framework” (p. 17) across a range of dispositions and capabilities including: adaptability/flexibility/adju...

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   This section provides a brief snapshot of the vast literature exploring Education and The Arts, with a particular focus on broad international and Australian studies that highlight both impact and outcomes. It must be noted, however, that much of this research is dated and more current research is desperately needed. More than two decades ago a uni...

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   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. As adults, those students who engaged in The Arts at ...

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   • Author: John Nicholas Saunders
   • Email: jsaunders@sydneytheatre.com.au

   • Publish Year: 2021

8. files.eric.ed.gov › fulltext › EJ1241600The Role of Arts Integration and Education in Improving ...

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   Results in student outcomes differed mark-edly, both among the arts integration and arts education studies and, within the arts education studies, by art types. For example, arts integra-tion’s effects ranged from 0.11 for academic achievement outcomes and 0.91 for art learning outcomes; the effects of arts education interven-

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9. www.sciencedaily.com › releases › 2019Taking arts classes leads to better academic performance

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   Mar 12, 2019 · A new study from the George Mason University Arts Research Center and published in the journal Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts found a link between arts elective courses in...

10. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleImpact of arts participation on children’s achievement: A ...

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    Sep 1, 2018 · High-quality, longer term arts education programmes can enhance academic achievement. The length and integrated nature of such programmes is crucial to their success. More robust and longitudinal research designs are required to measure impact.