The arts (music, dance, visual arts, etc.) are vitally important to students' education and should therefore receive as much emphasis as mathematics, science, reading and other mainstream subjects
...cial for students to establish the foundation that helps them to grasp and enjoy the life as it appears to them. Simply put, students should be required to study art as much as mainstream courses during their education in elementary and middle school. Studying art will stimulate the creativity and imagination of the students and help them to convey their inner senses through the chosen medium. It inspires them to show how they feel about a particular subject while giving them the encouraging satisfaction gained after finishing a painting, a sculpture or learning how to perform in front of audiences. This sense of satisfaction generates confidence and the presumption about the possibility of success that puts a frame of mind in which they can deal intelligently with their future. Meanwhile, when students get to learn art seriously at the early stages of their life, they can explore their hidden talents and abilities. While a child might be a genius in mental agility and solving mathematic equations, another child might be a genius in painting or dancing. It's the duty of the education system to discover the concealed abilities of students and guide them in a way to the ultimate explosion of their buried ignite of talent. The only way to achieve this is by introducing all the subjects including mathematics, physiques, and art with equal emphasis and analyzing the reaction and response of the students. On the other hand, when students enter the new world of high school, college and university, he is prepared to develop his discovered abilities and gain skills that help him to thrive in such a competitive world. In the time of technological improvements and arising life complexities, for one to survive and thrive, expertise and professionalism is an unavoiding must. In the world that is drownin...