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• Please make every effort to attend your regularly scheduled class.

• If you miss a class you make it up that week or carry it over to the next session.

• Please be on time to pick up your child to avoid potentially distressing situations.

• Late fee of $1/minute may incur 10 minutes after class is over, at teacher's discretion.

Doing rather than watching produces different minds:

School age children are forming thinking habits and brain strengths during a hands-on art activity.

As they learn how to learn, neurons form and areas of the brain become selected that help shape thinking habits.

During the hands-on art activity, the mind is wondering what might happen. As the mind wonders what might happen while in the act of doing, the brain is more apt to speculate and actively imagine many possible artwork ideas.

While trying hands-on experiments the ideas are more apt turn into genuine inspirations that emerge out of the student's own culture and life. It is much more likely that a more imaginative and active thinking mind is being formed.

Marvin Bartel,
Ed. D.