Art classes provide numerous benefits to children, from developing their creativity and self-expression to enhancing their cognitive, emotional, and social development. Here are some of… Read More »From Self-Expression to Self-Advocacy: Why Art Classes Matter for Your Child
At Monart® School of the Arts, we believe in the transformative power of art. That’s why we’re proud to share the following two testimonials. The… Read More »Empowering the Next Generation of Artists: Two Parent’s Perspective on Monart® School of the Arts
Art is a powerful tool for self-expression and creativity, and for many people, the goal is to create artwork that looks as lifelike as possible.… Read More »Discover the Magic of Realistic Art with Monart® School of the Arts
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Observations from Monart. When Monart is taught properly, students with no skills endlessly achieve results that are hard to believe. After 40 years of observing… Read More »MAKING THE MOST OF THE ON-LINE CLASSROOM ENVIRONMENT: Observations from Monart.
We’re delighted and honored to announce that we have won the Best Homeschooling Resources & Curriculum award from HowToHomeschool.net.
As art educators, we are often faced with the need to defend our curriculum and it’s impact on the students we teach. Art education, to us, is an obvious leg of learning that not only enhances personal development but all other traditional academic learning.
For nearly 40 years, the Monart Method has helped children achieve success in some of the academic hurdles that color learning in our youth. Learning styles vary and one size does not fit all, making foundational skills such as reading, writing and arithmetic a challenge for some students to acquire. However, as we all know, when learning is fun, it doesn’t feel quite like learning at all! For the next few weeks, we will be sharing insights on how arts-integrated learning makes affects core-subject comprehension.
