The arts engage cognition, imagination, senses, and feelings. Arts education values students’ experiences while encouraging them to view the world from different perspectives. Learning about and through the arts stimulates students to be creative and to respond to the creative expressions of others. Students learn to work independently and collaboratively to construct meanings, create works of art, and respond to and value what others create. By developing arts literacies, students learn to be creators, presenters, viewers, and listeners.
Arts education programmes should equip students with the skills and knowledge to analyse and respond critically to the verbal and non-verbal languages of the arts. Students should also develop the skills and knowledge to enable them to express themselves and be creative using the languages of the arts.
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