What the arts do for your child
Drawing is more than a fun afternoon. Here is what researchers have found.
In a large randomized study of 42 Houston schools, students who got more arts opportunities had fewer discipline problems, stronger writing, and more empathy.
In a randomized study of nearly 4,000 students, those who won a lottery for a school trip to an art museum were better at thinking critically about a new painting.
In two small studies, children who felt let down and then drew their own picture felt better afterward than children who copied drawings. The lift was short-term.
Drawing asks kids to work out how shapes and spaces fit together, a kind of spatial thinking. Research shows spatial skills can be trained. Whether that boosts math and science is still unproven.
At Hummel Art School, your child draws, looks, and learns to see. That is good for the whole kid.
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