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"Art need not be a beautiful painting on the wall. I feel the art classes in school should start working on what the need is today. Forget those template books. Forget the drawings that are tutored. Give a plain sheet of paper and let the child bring out its own expression. Let there be an individual work done by the students without the teacher's interference. Skip the topic and include lessons from the other subjects and let them explore and make it an extended learning in the art class."
"Art need not be a beautiful painting on the wall. I feel the art classes in school should start working on what the need is today. Forget those template books. Forget the drawings that are tutored. Give a plain sheet of paper and let the child bring out its own expression. Let there be an individual work done by the students without the teacher's interference. Skip the topic and include lessons from the other subjects and let them explore and make it an extended learning in the art class."
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"Art need not be a beautiful painting on the wall. I feel the art classes in school should start working on what the need is today. Forget those template books. Forget the drawings that are tutored. Give a plain sheet of paper and let the child bring out its own expression. Let there be an individual work done by the students without the teacher's interference. Skip the topic and include lessons from the other subjects and let them explore and make it an extended learning in the art class."
"Art need not be a beautiful painting on the wall. I feel the art classes in school should start working on what the need is today. Forget those template books. Forget the drawings that are tutored. Give a plain sheet of paper and let the child bring out its own expression. Let there be an individual work done by the students without the teacher's interference. Skip the topic and include lessons from the other subjects and let them explore and make it an extended learning in the art class."