Evaluation of school-based arts education programs in Australian schools

Jennifer Bryce

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Participation in school-based arts education programs can have a positive impact on students' engagement with learning, according to recent ACER research. However, there was little statistical evidence of improvement in academic progress as a result of participation in arts education.

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