Some people argue that art class is beneficial to students’ personal development, therefore it ought to be a core lesson in high school. I partly agree this opinion, but I think that it is impractical for everyone to attend the art courses.
It is undoubted that visual arts, such as painting and drawing play an important role in modern society. To begin with, artistic design is essential in almost every domain in the business world, which is based on the fundamental painting skills. Learning it in high school could effectively cultivate students’ relative skills and it can also help talented students clear their objective in advance. Even for those who do not want to be artists in the future, painting classes can also foster their basic aesthetic values, which has huge educational sense. In addition, high school life is full of pressure since students have to strive for their ideal colleges. Attending painting and drawing courses can greatly alleviate their academic pressure and regulate their intensive daily routine, which is useful and helpful for students.
While art courses have a lot of merits, I still hold the idea that it is unrealistic to set them as a compulsory lesson. First of all, as the majority of students could not be an artist in the future, they just reckon art classes as a waste of time. Compared with these classes, they prefer to spend time learning scientific classes such as math or physics, which seems to be more pragmatic for improving their academic score and attending college. Besides, for those less talented students, the painting class may make them feel difficult to handle with and once they cannot get the ideal performance, they tend to be frustrated. Therefore, it is reasonable to set the art class as an elective. Those who are interested in painting could get professional direction there.
In conclusion, art class is indeed important to cultivate well-rounded high school students, but it should not be promoted as a compulsory lesson.
Some
people
argue that
art
class
is beneficial to
students’
personal development,
therefore
it ought to be a core lesson in
high
school
. I partly
agree
this opinion,
but
I
think
that it is impractical for everyone to attend the
art
courses.
It
is undoubted
that visual
arts
, such as
painting
and drawing play an
important
role in modern society. To
begin
with, artistic design is essential in almost every domain in the business world, which
is based
on the fundamental
painting
skills
. Learning it in
high
school
could
effectively
cultivate
students’
relative
skills
and it can
also
help
talented
students
clear
their objective in advance. Even for those who do not want to be artists in the future,
painting
classes
can
also
foster their basic aesthetic values, which has huge educational sense.
In addition
,
high
school
life is full of pressure since
students
have to
strive for their ideal colleges. Attending
painting
and drawing courses can
greatly
alleviate their academic pressure and regulate their intensive daily routine, which is useful and helpful for students.
While
art
courses have
a lot of
merits, I
still
hold the
idea
that it is unrealistic to set them as a compulsory lesson.
First of all
, as the majority of
students
could not be an artist in the future, they
just
reckon
art
classes
as a waste of time. Compared with these
classes
, they prefer to spend time learning scientific
classes
such as math or physics, which seems to be more pragmatic for improving their academic score and attending college.
Besides
, for those less talented
students
, the
painting
class
may
make
them feel difficult to handle with and once they cannot
get
the ideal performance, they tend to
be frustrated
.
Therefore
, it is reasonable to set the
art
class
as an elective. Those who
are interested
in
painting
could
get
professional direction there.
In conclusion
,
art
class
is
indeed
important
to cultivate well-rounded
high
school
students
,
but
it should not
be promoted
as a compulsory lesson.