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North Carolina Leaders on Arts Education
ARTS education = MORE than you think
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We are pleased to present Arts NC’s video featuring North Carolina Leaders on the subject of Arts Education.
Arts education positions North Carolina’s children to compete in a global economy by:
Enhancing math and science learning
Encouraging cross-cultural understanding
Developing a creative and innovative work force
Arts education develops the whole child by:
Increasing literacy skills including reading, writing, speaking and listening
Promoting social development, self esteem and confidence
Improving student performance including attendance, leadership and problem solving skills.
Arts education strengthens the community by:
Providing opportunities for at-risk youth to experience success.
Contributing to a healthy local economy, culture and civic pride.
Connecting communities and schools.
Visit the Arts Ed NC Web site:
www.artsednc.org
Students Learn The Art Of Opera
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