Some people think that art classes, like painting and drawing, are not as important as other subjects, so other people think that it should not be a compulsory subject at high school. I agree partly with this point.
On the one hand, subjects like, math, scene, and many languages are very important for children future and career. These subjects help learners develop logical thinking, problem solving skills, and scientific knowledge, which these prioritize in modern world. As a result, many schools often prioritize these subjects to better prepare students for higher education and employment. From this perspective, making art classes compulsory may place unnecessary pressure on students who need to focus on core academic subjects. Many students don’t may be have more time with their important subjects for art classes.
On the other hand, making art classes also provides many benefits for students. Activities such as painting and drawing encourage creativity, imagination, and self-expression. These skills play a vital role. Moreover, art classes help students reduce stress and improve mental well-being, especially in a demanding academic environment. It is also important recognize that not all students study in traditional subjects. Some students may discover their talent and confidence through artistic activities. When they feel unrelaxed, tired, overpressure, and bored from their studies, they do art classes such as painting, which this help students reduce stress and feel relaxed and happy. As a result, they continue learning core academic subjects without boring and tired.
In conclusion, although core academic subjects are undoubtedly important. However, art classes are important too for students. They should remain part of high school education, but schools should ensure a balanced approach so that students can benefit from both artistic and creative lea