1. Teaching process focused on the manifest forms in the arts, especially those of a visual and plastic nature, where the individual learns through different techniques to express their creativity.
2. Discipline present at the curricular level, covering the cycle of kindergarten, basic/primary, and even the first years of secondary school, according to the provision of the local educational system; in general, the practice reaches students up to thirteen or fourteen years old.
Etymology: Education, by the modes of Latin education, educationniswith respect to the verb educāre, associated with educĕre, as ‘deduce’, ‘reveal’, on the prefix ex-, to take out, to pull, and the verb duĕre, in the sense of ‘to guide’, ‘to guide’, ‘to direct’. + Artistic, about art, given in the forms of Latin ars, artistadapted from the Greek root τέχνη (technē), based on the idea of ’skill’, ‘ability’, ‘technique’.
Grammatical category: noun fem.
in syllables: e-du-ca-tion + ar-tís-ti-ca.
Artistic education
The concept of artistic education designates in the educational field the teaching, and the consequent learning by the students, of the various forms of art, among which we must include: plastic art or painting, music and body expression.
Already from the initial school and then the basic and compulsory training, primary and secondary, they offer artistic training within their programs. The students find themselves with specific subjects of painting and drawing and also of music in which they will be taught the basic principles of the same, the history and of course they will encourage them in practice.
In the specific case of painting and drawing, the teacher proposes to the student that they manifest themselves by making personal creations and that are normally oriented to a specific theme.
And in the case of music, it is common that in addition to theoretical learning, the music teacher teaches the students to interpret a musical instrument, the recorder being the most recurrent, especially due to the simplicity that its transfer to class implies.
Helps to channel emotional concerns and contributes to the cultural development of the student
It should be noted that artistic education is very relevant in general education because on the one hand it will help the person to channel their concerns through artistic expression, in the way they choose, music, painting, bodily, among others. And on the other hand, learning in this sense will contribute to the cultural and intellectual development of the student.
Because the primary idea of artistic education is that students achieve the knowledge and skills corresponding to each case.
A way to discover artistic inclinations early, to get rid of vices and improve communication with others
Likewise, in artistic education, the student will be able to identify their abilities and potential when developing this or that art. Many students precisely discover in this subject their passion for painting, music or body expression, for example.
Nor can we ignore or ignore the fact that, just as physical activity and sports help young people to stay away from vices, artistic expression can also become a good rudder when it comes to ordering young people. and also keep them away from bad habits.
And not to mention the importance that this type of expression holds when interacting and communicating with others. Undoubtedly, it makes it easier, since expressing oneself always disinhibits.
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