Name 2 different careers you could have with experience in the arts After watching the video, in your opinion, why is Art taught in our schools?
How does learning about art promote innovation and creativity in our world?
How can learning to draw and build things in school help your future career?
video: Why We Teach Art in Schools on you-tube

1 careers. Professional artist

2 careers. Art teacher/university lecturer

Art taught in our school: Art instruction helps children with the development of motor skills, language skills, social skills, decision-making, risk-taking, and inventiveness. The arts provide challenges for learners at all levels. Art education connects students with their own culture as well as with the wider world.

How does learning about art promote innovation and creativity in our world?: art is the perfect subject to help shape students for a creative world. Andrew brings on Kasey McCurdy, VP of Engineering for a company called Bunch Ball, to discuss innovation and motivation. Their discussion focuses on a lot of great topics, including students’ disengagement in the current educational system (6:15), the most important skills we can teach (13:00), and specific ideas to start improving the educational system.

How can learning to draw and build things in school help your future career?: How to Observe and Look Closer, How to Feel Empathy, Tell Stories, Solve Problems, See Connections, Trust in their Own Abilities.

Explanation:

-has naturalistic color-has neutral colors-has color harmony-has variations of colors with shading and reflections(charing cross bridge by andré derain; the copper drinking fountain by jean-baptiste-siméon chardin)the copper drinking fountain by jean-baptiste-siméon chardinchardin and derain used color differently in these paintings.which painting has these characteristics? -has fauve color-has monochromatic colors-has intense, unnatural color-has pure color with no shading(charing cross bridge by andré derain; the copper drinking fountain by jean-baptiste-siméon chardin)charing cross bridge by andré derain