Will the education of today be the education of tomorrow? Educators must reflect upon current practices and policies and identify ways to transform education to address new challenges in an increasingly complex world. In order to prepare pre-primary and primary aged children for their future, we can no longer rely on traditional education models. When we make innovation an ongoing part of our improvement process, we allow for changes to take place that support dynamic ways to design and deliver quality teaching and learning.
Arts Education
Many children and teens living in low-income areas lack access to the kinds of rich experiences with the arts that are available to many of their wealthier peers. Public schools, afterschool and summer programs, community organizations, and other agencies all have a role to play in ensuring that high-quality arts education is available to all young people.
More Arts = More Benefits for KidsStudy of arts education in Houston finds school engagement and student behavior improve–and test scores don’t decline
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