Can Arts Education Help Close the Achievement Gap?
A recent report from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) suggests that arts education can help narrow the achievement gap that exists between low-income students and their more advantaged peers. But new data from the federal government suggests that low-income students are less likely to have access to arts education than their higher-income peers.
photo via flickr:CC | Knoxville Museum of Art
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excellent article. Art is so important, y’all!
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I want to do something about this!
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This is why Boys and Girls Clubs/YMCA need funds in order to basically subsidize our lacking educational system.
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