Language arts
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Language arts refers to the class of art forms, including novels, poetry, songs and others, that focus on the creation of art works which are primarily language based. The language arts are distinguished from other classes such as performing arts, visual arts, and culinary arts. The definition is not strict, and many art forms have aspects of the language arts as well other types of art. In colleges and universities this field is often referred to as "English studies."
The six strands of the Language arts are reading, writing, viewing, representing, listening, and speaking.
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