ART : A FUN WAY FOR STUDENTS TO COMMUNICATE

Art has been utilized by so many people throughout time to express their ideas, emotions, and experiences. Regardless of linguistic or cultural boundaries, students can interact with one another and express themselves in interesting and innovative ways. Whether it be through painting, sculpture, photography, or other forms of expression, art has the power to convey difficult thoughts and sentiments in a way that words frequently cannot.

One of the key advantages of art as a mode/means of communication for kids, adult and even the old ones is its ability to elicit emotional responses. Art can assist kids in exploring their feelings and expressing themselves in a more secure way and non-judgmental environment. Students can interact with their peers and establish a feeling of community through making art.
Art can also be utilized as a tool for learning and self-discovery. Students can learn new skills and techniques in art classes and seminars, as well as create their own creative style. Students can develop a better understanding of themselves and their experiences by exploring their interests, values, and beliefs via their work.

Art can be a therapeutic aid for students in addition to its scholastic benefits. Art therapy is a type of treatment in which art is used to express oneself and recover. Students can develop a better understanding of themselves and their experiences through creating art, which allows them to explore their feelings and experiences in a safe and non-judgmental atmosphere.
Art programs in schools allow pupils to express their talents, creativity, and imagination. Art fairs, exhibitions, and contests can be a fun and gratifying method for students to display their work, and meet other local artists.

Finally, painting is an enjoyable and effective means for pupils to share their ideas, emotions, and experiences. It can elicit emotional responses, give educational and therapeutic advantages, and build community and connection.
Art has the capacity to help students create their own distinctive voice and share it with the world, whether they are producing it for personal expression or as a means of learning.

Article by Steve Ayewah 

Science Teacher

Canadian Bridge Academy Abuja