"I was just lucky enough to grow up in a time when they actually had drama departments in schools"
- Sally Field
About this Quote
This quote by Sally Field speaks to the importance of having access to the arts in school. It suggests that she was fortunate to have actually matured in a time when drama departments were readily available in schools. This implies that not all schools have drama departments, which access to the arts is not always readily available to everyone. It also suggests that having access to the arts in school is helpful, as it was for Sally Field. It suggests that the arts can be an excellent source of education and enrichment, and that having access to them in school can be an excellent opportunity for students. It also suggests that the arts can be an excellent way to reveal oneself and to explore creativity. In general, this quote speaks with the value of having access to the arts in school, and the positive impact it can have on students.
This quote is written / told by Sally Field somewhere between November 6, 1946 and today. She was a famous Actress from USA.
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