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art begins with perceiving, being able to really see, then developing a “language’ of visual form. Best of all, using Monart develops motor coordination skills.
Kindergarten teacher Kathy Nilan noted that students have improved skills in other disciplines, such as math, history and handwriting. Wakefield’s new art teacher, Marcy Lauben, is very excited about her pupil’s work and how the method involves all of their senses. She reports calmer, patient students who have the ability to sit still and focus and to solve problems. So, not only is Monart helping students to create beautiful works of art, it is being utilized by trained teachers in other classes, with great results for everyone.
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