Publish at January 14 2021 Updated April 12 2022
This thesis examines the influence of regular art appreciation activities on the development of attentional thresholds in elementary school children. Children's attention was measured in comparison to a control group. The results obtained suggest a significant increase in the attention of the students. Wouldn't it be better to offer a museum visit to a child with attention problems?
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