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Arts-Fostered Skills Are Critical to Complete Education

Category: Quote
Issue(s) Addressed: Inherent value/intelligence
Long-term success of students
Developing the "whole child"

Attribution

Wiliam Schuman, "The Performing Arts in the Curriculum," quoted in Joanne Haroutounian, Kindling the Spark: Recognizing and Developing Musical Talent, 2002

Item Text

“American public education does not recognize that if a man is callous, indifferent, and impotent in his abilities to see when he looks, and to hear when he listens, he is just as deficient in the development of his God-given human potentialities as he would be if he could not read or write.”

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Submitter Information

  • Name: Ella Wilcox
  • Email: ellaw@menc.org

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