Integrating Arts into Language Education: Strategies, Challenges, and Outcomes
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https://doi.org/10.59219/jheds.04.01.72Keywords:
Arts Integration, Language Education, Drama in Language Teaching, Educational Strategies, Cultural Understanding, Educational ChallengesAbstract
The research paper focuses on the potential benefits of integrating art and language courses to enhance education and the learning process. In order to enhance the enjoyment and captivation of classes, language instructors incorporate visual arts, drama, and music. This study examines the efficacy of several theoretical models in facilitating the collaboration of artists. In addition, it provides pragmatic solutions for issues such as scarce resources and those resistant to change. An in-depth analysis of the data clearly demonstrates that the inclusion of arts in schools has the potential to excite pupils, facilitate language acquisition, and enhance their understanding of foreign cultures. The study highlights the importance of continuously contemplating the most effective approach to integrate art and language instruction. Additionally, it highlights some areas that necessitate further investigation.
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