The phrase "arts literacy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the ability to understand, appreciate, and engage with various forms of art.
Example: "Developing arts literacy in students is essential for fostering creativity and critical thinking."
Alternatives: "artistic literacy" or "cultural literacy in the arts".
– Arts, Literacy, and Learning through Music.
All are part of the Big Read, a National Endowment for the Arts literacy program now in its second year.
In language arts literacy, 80percentt of Whittier's fourth-grade students scored proficient; 89 percent scored proficient or advanced in math.
The statewide averages ESPA scores were 85.2percentt in language arts literacy, 90.4percentt in science and 71.3percentt in math.
On statewide assessment tests, 100percentt of fourth graders scored "proficient" or "advanced proficient" in language arts literacy, compared with a statewide average of 86percentt.
In language arts literacy, 87.9percentt of the almost 40 students taking the test scored proficient or advanced, a 55percentt gain over the previous year.
Rising museumgoing has raised art literacy, some art experts here say, but only in recent decades has Piero been getting his due.
Children living in remote rural communities in the United States--from Appalachia to the Mississippi Delta to Native American Reservations and California's Central Valley--have stateof-the-art literacy education and learning materials, thanks to Bill.
In Gulu, another rehab project, H.E.A.L.S (Health, Education, Art, Literacy, Sports), has added hip-hop dancing and team sports to their program in a bid to give children a new experience that will help them to have fun with their peers.
Integrating reading, writing, and discussion with artistic experimentation through drama, music, dance, film, and visual art, Literacy Unbound challenges the traditional divide between the "core academic subjects" and the arts as it demonstrates the inextricability of creative and critical thinking.
I talked about the difference that art literacy can make, as a gateway to the humanities". Given the subject of her most recent quilt, "Obama Time: Always," many students she met engaged her in conversations about the then president-elect, citizenship and exclusion in France, she said.
