Why are arts education skills valuable in the workforce?

• They develop strong communication and collaboration skills.

• They are only useful for art-related careers.

• They are not valued in most industries.

• They focus solely on individual work.

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What role do the arts play in education according to the passage?

• They are a platform for creativity and self-expression.

• They are primarily for entertainment purposes.

• They are only important for students interested in art careers.

• They are a distraction from academic subjects.

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How does participation in arts education affect students' performance in other subjects?

• It improves performance in subjects like math and science.

• It has no effect on academic performance.

• It only benefits students in art-related subjects.

• It decreases focus on academic subjects.

What emotional benefits do students gain from arts education?

• Improved emotional intelligence and empathy.

• Increased stress and anxiety.

• A focus solely on personal emotions.

• A lack of understanding of others' emotions.

How does arts education promote cultural awareness?

• By providing insight into various cultures and traditions.

• By focusing on local art forms.

• By ignoring cultural differences.

• By discouraging the exploration of different cultures.

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Does Cove integrate the creative arts into our classes enough? Why or why not?

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Summarize the text, including the main idea, supporting details, and structure:

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