Learners who participate in cultural and artistic education activities have better results in both formal and non-formal learning. Practicing different art forms, such as music, dance and visual arts, can help improve academic performance, reading skills, creativity, critical thinking, agility and collaboration skills. It also helps reduce stress, improve school attendance and attitude in class and strengthen resilience and perseverance.
Cultural and artistic education broadens the scope of education and makes it fun by taking it out of classrooms and traditional educational approaches. It can also have a place in lifelong learning and technical and vocational education and training (TVET). So, a theater stage can be a learning space, NFT art can be a promising career, and indigenous knowledge can, and should, be integrated into educational programs.
Cultural and artistic education gives meaning to learning by weaving links between the rural and the urban, the local and the global. It plays an essential role in promoting and preserving culture, heritage and traditions, while allowing us to reflect on their place in the modern world and in the digital age and to understand the contribution and uniqueness of each person.
2024-02-19 12:48:23
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