Some say that music, art and drama are as important as other school subjects, especially at the primary level. Do you agree or disagree?

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a nascent
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stage in a
kids
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life. It's the time
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children are more receptive and open to
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great
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many things. Experts say that it is the right time to expose
kids
with different hobbies or
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as it will be quicker for the
kids
to pick up. There are people with the opinion that
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should focus on science and technology right from the start
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for others, music, art and drama are as important as other school subjects. Music, arts, drama and sports
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kids
develop their personality. It helps them break out of their shell. We
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must remember that not everyone has
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or acumen for science or arts. Exposure to all these subjects equally will help provide students
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foundation to start from,
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to know where their
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strength
lies. Considering
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, I agree with the statement that all
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subjects should be given equal importance
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at
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • holistic development
  • fostering
  • emotional intelligence
  • problem-solving skills
  • cultural awareness
  • curriculum
  • engaging
  • memorable
  • nurture
  • talents
  • core subjects
  • academic
  • professional success
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