Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of “Express Yourself” - PS ARTS honors Laurie David

The speaker emphasizes the importance of arts in education, sharing personal experiences with various art forms like singing, drawing, and theater. They highlight how engaging in the arts can stimulate different parts of the brain, promoting both creative and analytical thinking. The transcript concludes with a brief mention of family activities, including a child's interest in hula hooping.

Why does the speaker believe arts should be included in schools?

• Because arts are more important than math

• Because arts are easier to learn

• To ensure children have a well-rounded education

• To make schools more fun

What activities did the speaker engage in during summer camps?

• Playing sports

• Drawing and painting

• Making candles and theater

• Singing and dancing

According to the speaker, what part of the brain does art stimulate?

• Only the analytical side

• Only the creative side

• Both the creative and analytical sides

• Neither side

What is Sammy eager to try, according to the speaker?

• Hula hooping

• Playing the piano

• Drawing

• Singing

What does the speaker repeatedly tell Sammy about hula hooping?

• He is too young to try it

• He needs more practice

• He can't do it yet

• He should try something else