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EPISODE · Sep 23, 2021 · 47 MIN

Arts Health Benefits Education Series - Dr. Thalia Goldstein, GMU

from Asheville Theater Alliance (ATA) "Behind the Curtains" Weekly Podcast · host Janet Kopenhaver

Arts Health Benefits Education Series - Episode 1: Dr. Thalia Goldstein from George Mason University's Applied Developmental Psychology  Department, talked about the many studies providing strong evidence on the benefits of being involved in theater and children developing social and emotional understanding and empathy. Also learn how visual arts, music and dance helps children of all ages. Less detention issues, higher school attendance, better grades and test scores, more regulated emotions, being able to express themselves in a healthy way, and better social skills are only some the benefits of theatrical activity for children.

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