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The Importance of Arts in Early Childhood Learning and Development

Children learn essential skills through the arts that aid in their development and self-expression. They observe and record their thoughts, organize ideas, and express feelings, fostering a sense of purpose and focus. Arts education encourages problem-solving through trial and error, instills self-respect, and enhances communication skills. Children appreciate diverse perspectives and cultural contributions while discovering their own viewpoints. Furthermore, they engage creatively with various media, valuing originality and the process of creating alongside the final product.

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The Importance of Arts in Early Childhood Learning and Development

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  1. What Children Learn Through the Arts

  2. To observe carefully and record their observations • To organize ideas and express their feelings • To work with purpose and maintain a focus • To solve unstructured problems through trial-and-error • To respect themselves and their achievements

  3. To communicate feelings and ideas with others • To discover their own points of view while appreciating different points of view • To appreciate the contributions of different cultural groups • To create in their environment using a wide range of media • To make aesthetic discoveries and render evaluative judgments (Cohen & Gainer, 1995; Jalongo & Stamp, 1997)

  4. To value the process as well as product To respect originality rather than conformity To retain ownership of their work To appreciate mixtures and balances Isenberg & Jalongo, 2001 Creative Expression and Play in Early Childhood, 3rd edition, Chapter 3

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