Art Education throughout History

2. Act Legislature that shaped U.S. art programs and was one of the first models of enforcing art into school subjects
4. Not yet a master in his trade but is beyond apprenticeship and continuing to grow in his skill or trade
6. This was created to build on the STEM movement; it is about enhancing problem solving and innovation skills.
10. This art educator helped children develop creativity, self-expression, and emotional growth
11. Bill Post WWII, education opportunities increased especially for veterans through this legislature
12. He was a major influencer, from the Enlightenment period, of arts for the youth
14. craftsman This type of artisan was the top person who excelled in his trade and taught the apprentices
15. This movement focused on developing art in grade-school curriculums through four distinct disciplines

1. Developed largely in the 15th and 16th centuries and formally instructed artists on art theory, perspective, and drawing
3. Progress Administration This supported art in a time of unemployment and gave jobs to millions of people- building public roads, bridges, and other structures
5. Criticized but highly praised by most, he implemented art in curriculums (specifically drawing)
7. Using a variety of methods to learn rather than memorization alone
8. Art History, criticism, aesthetics, and production are disciplines of art that came to be through the _________ Movement.
9. Taking place in the middle ages, this group made rules for the artisans that made up the basis of society
13. The passing of the ____ allowed for funding that supported an increase of science and math courses; this was a turning point in U.S. education