Art Education History

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Across
  1. 1. An approach to education that values children's creativity and encourages artistic expression (No Spaces)
  2. 6. A worker who has completed their apprenticeship, but still earns wages while continuing to learn
  3. 8. The launch of this by the Soviet Union marked a turning point in American Education
  4. 9. This act marked a significant shift in educational priorities, emphasizing standard testing (No Spaces)
  5. 11. A government program during the Great Depression that employed artists to create public art (No Spaces)
  6. 14. This approach to art education emerged in the 1980s as an effort to define art education as a rigorous academic subject (Acronym)
  7. 15. This administration was created as a part of the New Deal and provided jobs for artists by funding public artworks across the U.S. (Acronym)
Down
  1. 2. Someone who is trained by and works under master craftsmen
  2. 3. This person was an early supporter of art education, he proposed the idea of an Academy in Philadelphia that would offer drawing instruction (Last Name)
  3. 4. A professional organization in the Middle Ages that regulated training for artisans
  4. 5. This person was a British educator and became Massachusetts's first state director of art education (Last Name)
  5. 7. She analyzed children's drawings and demonstrated that young children create symbols that reflect early visual thinking (Last name)
  6. 10. This person promoted learning through experience, inquiry, and reflection- he also viewed schools as communities where students problem-solve (Last Name)
  7. 12. This education movement started in the 2010s expanded the focus on STEM by including the arts (Acronym)
  8. 13. This act passed in 1958 increased federal support for science, mathematics, and foreign language education (Acronym)