Some people believe that children at school should learn art, others says it is a waste of time. What is your opinion?

The phenomenon of schools should provide non-formal curriculums for
students
has aroused wide concern among various circles. Divergent as people's views on
this
issue in question may be, I believe that schools should provide an all-rounded education for
students
. On one hand, only providing a formal subject for
students
,
such
as English, Chinese and Mathematics,
this
in turn reduces the workload on teacher and pupil. To illustrate, in Hong Kong, teachers are usually responsible for multiple
subjects
. More
subjects
can only be the stress for the teacher.
Moreover
,
this
is the same for
students
, they already have a lot of curriculums. Additional subject means more homework to them. That homework should not be the only memory of their childhood, and teachers should have enough time to relax and recharge their energy to teach
students
.
On the other hand
, putting non-formal
subjects
into schooling means pupils can have an all-rounded education. School should help children grow up and prepare for their future, not just pass the knowledge to them.
For example
,
besides
the knowledge, we should teach them how to use it appropriately so that they can grow up healthily.
In addition
, non-formal
subjects
may help children develop their creativity.
For instance
, student use their imagination to draw pictures during art class,
this
will help them to increase their ability of creative.
As a result
, they will be a treasure to our society. Under
this
line of thinking,
although
there are good arguments in favour of not adding non-formal
subjects
into formal education, I still believe that teaching all-rounded is necessary for children.
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