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If any art is to be taught in schools, it has to be Poetry, for poetry is the only artistic form of a core subject.

Learning the basics of literature and language is not designed to be fun or enjoyable, it is an essential requirement. It is important that students can get to grips with the basics of their home language and a standard 'look, cover, write, check' method for learning spelling and expanding vocabulary is effective, for it requires the learner to write the words themselves. Simply reading them is not enough, especially not in the context of a poem- unconventional, even strange concepts typical of poetry may well be too demanding for the pupil, whose priority is to learn writing and reading. They can still learn reading through the cultural means of reading novels, in which the extended prose used by the author is far easier to follow.

Poetry is a notoriously difficult concept. It is a highly challenging subject to teach, for its identity as an art form is constantly changing and being debated

While great poetry may deal with adult experiences there is poetry that targets a younger audience and methods available to teach this type of poetry. Children’s poetry, for instance, is not complex or dark in subject matter and uses very regular rhythm and rhyme schemes, which young students will enjoy. If age-appropriate poetry is taught in schools then it gives young people the chance to develop an appreciation for poetry and its various techniques. This means that in later years young people will have the skills necessary to properly understand great poetry. Poems that require more mature minds to understand can, and should, be used to stretch students to teach about these contexts as well as about the kind of imagry and analogy used in the poems. Using more difficult poems to stretch puplils will ensure they keep improving.

Performing Arts (Dance, Music, Theatre) Are More Challenging Than Visual Art or Film Production.

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Performing Arts (Dance, Music, Theatre) Are More Challenging Than Visual Art or Film Production.

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Performing Arts (Dance, Music, Theatre) Are More Challenging Than Visual Art or Film Production.

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Performing Arts (Dance, Music, Theatre) Are More Challenging Than Visual Art or Film Production.

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If nervegear existed would people use it to evil end like in SAO (Sword Art Online)

Boundaries that are placed would be done in such a way that loops holes don't exist, we'd remove the feature that death of the living person happens on the death of the virtual character, therefore preventing the possibility of someone even dying. People are going to notice how you kidnap someone, why not just save time and take the person directly. If you left someone trapped inside the game world with the chance of them dying, wouldn't that be a tad dangerous. Nervegear would only ever bring good to the world, as no one would be able to change the system programming if the right measures were put into place. Say weekly patches, frequency of use databases, and other kinds of defences would be used to prevent someone being trapped in the world. If someone were evil they wouldn't waste time sticking someone in a virtual reality, they would have to place the person under severe surveillance and that would mean getting others to go along with the plan, meaning that it would be that much less subtle then just simply kidnapping the person directly.