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Social Deficits

Many children need to be taught social instruction so they can excel at school, be successful in relationships and be able to succeed at a chosen career. Many of the unwritten social rules people tend to know instinctively can be taught through the fine arts. Children can learn about non-verbal communication, learn how to utilize their body language and movement, learn how to control their facial expressions and tone of voice. As a result, a child's self-esteem, self-awareness, and imagination strengthen. Famous actors study about the character that they are going to portray. These actors have to learn how to think, feel, and know how to physically move as they act like a particular character.

Through drama/acting techniques, dance movement, artistic activities, and creative play, children can practice social skills in a controlled environment. These social skills are separated into sequential skills upon which they can build more complex ones.

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