Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of “Express Yourself” - PS ARTS honors Laurie David

The video discusses an event that provides children with access to art, emphasizing the importance of art in education and child development. It highlights the lack of resources for art at home and the role of schools in providing these opportunities. The speaker shares a personal connection to art and its impact on their family, noting the link between art and academic success. The video advocates for art as a fundamental right in education.

Why does the speaker believe art events are important for children?

• They help children become professional artists.

• They provide a fun activity for weekends.

• They offer a chance for children to express themselves creatively.

• They are a good way to spend extra money.

What does the speaker mention about their personal connection to art?

• They dislike art events.

• They pursued a career in art.

• They have never been interested in art.

• They loved drawing but chose a different career path.

How does the speaker describe the relationship between art and academics?

• Art has a strong connection to excelling in academics.

• Art is only for those who want to be artists.

• Art has no impact on academic performance.

• Art is a distraction from academic studies.

What does the speaker suggest about art in schools?

• Art is not necessary for children's development.

• Art should be optional in schools.

• Art should be a fundamental right in education.

• Art should be replaced by sports.

What is the speaker's opinion on organizations promoting art in education?

• They are doing a worthy job.

• They are unnecessary.

• They are wasting resources.

• They should focus on sports instead.