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Title: Why Teach Humanities


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Why Teach Humanities?
  • Created by
  • Laura Dedic
  • Madison Central High School

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Why Teach Humanities?
  • Humanities is
  • the study of the history of the visual and
    performing arts.
  • The Arts include
  • Music
  • Dance
  • Drama
  • Visual Arts

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Why Teach Humanities?
  • The arts relate to
  • EVERY
  • class and subject taught at
  • Madison Central.
  • You dont believe me?
  • Lets see.

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Why Teach Humanities?
  • The arts are a science.
  • Music is the study of acoustics and frequency.

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Why Teach Humanities?
  • The arts are mathematical.
  • Architecture uses applied geometry.
  • Measures of music are related to fractions.

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Why Teach Humanities?
  • The arts teach foreign language.
  • Most of the terms used in the arts come from
    German, French and Latin languages.
  • Examples
  • Opus (Latin)
  • A work of art
  • Ballet (French)
  • To dance
  • Chiaroscuro (Italian)
  • Dramatic use of light and dark in a painting

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Why Teach Humanities?
  • The arts reflect history.
  • It reflects the environment, feelings, and times
    of the creation.

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Why Teach Humanities?
  • The arts are physical education.
  • Most of the arts require hand eye coordination
    and control of the body.
  • Dance is a very strenuous activity.

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Why Teach Humanities?
  • The arts develop insight into and demand
    research.

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Why Teach Humanities?
  • 7. The arts allow individuals to be creative.

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Why Teach Humanities?
  • Students who are involved in the arts
  • typically have higher SAT test scores.
  • read and write better.
  • are more involved in school activities.
  • are less likely to drop out of school.
  • Sources The College Board, www.goshen.org
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