Sentences with phrase «study the arts because»

If you want to study the arts because you love it and can't imagine doing anything else, by all means go ahead.

Not exact matches

This stress study is instructive because it implies that many of us could benefit from art therapy.

Whether the person forged their blade and are showcasing its durability because they own a forging business or blade company... or whether they're representing a martial art where they've been studying for the past 15 or 20 years... spending as much time as we do on set you can't help but feel like you're going through the competition with these people.

Then after being the odd kid interested in music and art, Bridgette went to college and studied business, specifically marketing because it was creative.

It's not that I don't want to continue to create and study art, because it is still such a huge part of who I am.

As I got older I never saw art as a career choice and because I was obsessed with animals I went into the sciences, studying zoology and marine biology at university.

A child needs to be taught many decoding strategies and needs support to use those strategies in every subject area because reading is required in language arts, writing, math, social studies, science.

My husband found The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding for me, and I studied this book carefully, making my own notes because I was only borrowing it.

A new study concludes that the art of conversation may have arisen early in human evolution, because it made it easier for our ancestors to teach each other how to make stone tools — a skill that was crucial for the spectacular success of our lineage.

«The research is fundamentally interesting because helium was always considered to be unreactive — the element that doesn't react with anything,» said study co-author Zurek, PhD, a chemistry professor in the UB College of Arts and Sciences.

«Understanding the fate of meltwater is important, because research has shown that it can carry a variety of nutrients, which may impact biological production in the ocean,» said study co-author Renato Castelao, an associate professor of marine sciences in UGA's Franklin College of Arts and Sciences.

This may be because I am studying at quite a low level, but I worry that not only are the scientists not talking to the arts faculty, but even within the...

Mauricio Delgado, an associate professor of psychology at Rutgers» Newark College of Arts and Sciences and the study's other co-author, says people whose jobs include delivering bad news should pay attention to these results, because their actions might influence how the news is received.

Over 1,400 rock art panels showing almost 7,000 animals (ranging from lions and leopards to gazelle and wild donkeys) have been found during the study's three - year run, but these dogs might be the most exciting find because they give us clues to when and why dogs were domesticated by humans.

Would Campbell warn the audience not to Google around for critiques of his study, because they're all written by shills for the meat industry, or — worse — liberal arts majors?

So, it's amazing that I would study martial arts years later, because that certainly freaked me out at first..

Study in painting or drawing, for example, can improve complex reasoning, writing, and reading readiness, partly because the critical and creative faculties required to generate and appreciate art transfer cognitively to future learning experiences, and partly because the arts make learning fun: A student personally invested in his or her work will be far more likely to stick with it.

Eve Heaton, a fourth - grade teacher at Mossy Oaks Elementary School, in Beaufort, South Carolina, works lessons on coral reefs into other subjects, such as art and writing, because not all of her science standards fit within ocean studies.

While these activities are certainly memorable, they aren't technically culinary arts integration activities, because the art here does not instigate effort, elaboration, and study on the part of the student.

Farkas and Duffett note that 70 % of social studies teachers say their subject is a lower priority because of pressure to show progress on math and language arts.

Because the school has large numbers of students below grade level, it has drastically cut back on science, social studies, art, music — even gym and recess — to focus on reading and math.

Because the AIE Program is flexible, you have the freedom to design an individualized course of study that explores new ways of reaching students in and through the arts.

Teachers can use the slim paperbacks (under 150 pages) in the social studies classroom because of the content and / or in the language arts classroom as a new form in the genre of memoir.

That's one reason they're hard to study — because having a «charter» may be less important than the school's core mission, which might be dropout recovery, or the arts, or bilingualism, or giving new options to disabled children.

Isabel J. Morales, a social - studies teacher at Los Angeles High School of the Arts, cheered the new policy, anticipating it would reduce the frequency at which students get into trouble because of teacher biases.

Because science, social studies, art and music should not take a back seat to test prep.

This sample was chosen because these teachers had specific access to an arts - based professional development opportunity and the researcher concludes that the findings in the study can not be more broadly generalized because of the lack of knowledge about how many schools actually provide arts - based professional development for teachers.

This study first provides an overview of prior meta - analytical research about the notion of transfer between arts learning and non-arts domains, concluding that with only few exceptions, transfer could not be proved because existing studies yield insufficient evidence.

Anup says: «For me, e-books are of great help because study material on fine arts isn't readily available in bookstores in the city.

The reason people are willing to pay more for lattes with art is because they believe they're paying for the higher effort and skill of the barista, according to the study.

Because no published peer - reviewed studies have examined the use of FMT in dogs or cats, a group of veterinarians at a 2015 international meeting of gastroenterologists formed a research committee to document the state of the art.

first i study creative writing, but then i switch to art because i find it more satisfying.

With the goal of studying art education, she enrolled in a teachers college in Milwaukee, but was eventually unable to get her degree because of her ethnicity.

«I discovered him when he was only 21,» she said, noting, like a proud parent, that in college he studied art history rather than studio art, «because he was already a painter.»

Something worked because he won a scholarship to the Pasadena Art Institute and later studied fine art at UArt Institute and later studied fine art at Uart at USC.

And from Black Mountain College [Asheville, North Carolina] Josef Albers got the position of director of Yale Art School but Anni was not invited to teach because there were no women faculty members and no one was studying weaving at Yale.

World War II and Abstract Expressionism is popular because it's a way for art and social studies teachers to immediately integrate core content areas.

Ossorio's years at Harvard left an indelible mark on him, partly because the study of art history there involved the practice of historical artistic techniques.

The acute observation of clouds that is such a striking achievement of Gainsborough's art was taken even further by his fellow East Anglian John Constable, whose paintings of clouds were direct models for Dean's cloud studies because they excluded everything except the sky.

At the age of eighteen he wanted to study at Shanghai Art and Design Academy but was rejected because of his stutter.

While studying at the College of Fine Arts, he became increasingly frustrated, partly because he was constructing and deconstructing imagery through expressive line and mark - making with such ease.

While the field of social practice has had an increasingly high profile within contemporary art discourse, this book documents artists who have been under - recognized because they do not show in traditional gallery or museum contexts and are often studied by specialists in other disciplines, particularly within the Latin American context.

We consider BSSS to be an invaluable resource for ourselves and the community; not only because of the classes / workshops, but also because of the travel study program, the gallery and exhibits, as well as the opportunities to talk about art with instructors and artists.»

«She studied weaving at the Bauhaus in the early»20s because that was the only option open to women at the time, and she became one of the most famous American textile designers; she brought attention to weaving as not just an activity that women do in the home but as a living art form.

In those early years, the late George Fullard — Barlow's tutor at Chelsea School of Art, where she studied from 1960 to 1963 — was a fount of wisdom, telling her inter alia that fluent drawing came when you were tired, and passing on French sculptor Germaine Richier's advice that you should be careful of clay because it was almost too responsive.

His art studies there were short - lived, however, mainly because his passion for Mondrian's Neoplastic painting, and also the work of Stuart Davis, was dismissed by his peers and made him feel ostracized.

Everything in this art wells out from bodies — as Kerry Downes noted in his 1980 study of Rubens, «space in his paintings exists between and because of objects and not independently of them»...»

If you study the history of women and spending trends you will notice that women have always been the dominate spenders, before women independence they spent the majority of the man's pay checks on the house, the car, the remodeling, the stove, the washer / dryer combo, the bedroom set, the bed, the couch, the dining room table, i would bet money that the woman was the driving force in each discussion, because in most cases the men decide if it works why fix it, and when translated to art, less men will look at a bare wall and decide that it needs art covering it.

These types of studies are fun because they are quick, pressure - free and mini pieces of art in themselves.

Growing up in Venezuela, Assing always dabbled in photography but did not pursue it in school because «studying art was not well seen.»