History of Art Education

4. This type of learning emphasizes exploration and hands-on activities rather than direct memorization, and was popular during the progressive education movement.
8. Tools of this type are shifting the landscape in art and is broadening the definition of art education to include things like media literacy.
9. This movement shifted the focus from teacher-led education to child-focused exploration.
10. This aspect of art was experimented with during the Renaissance as the role of an artist shifted more to an intellectual creator rather than a craftsman with a skill.
11. This divided art into four disciplines and emphasized the academic rigor and structure of art, reflecting broader education trends of the time.
12. This state director created a standardized art curriculum based around industrial drawing.
13. This American leader emphasized art as a subject as fundamental as math and writing.
14. This movement highlights the importance of creativity in solving logical problem-solving.

1. This movement helped create more intentional art instruction in schools.
2. This act made academics an issue of national importance, though it did not highlight the arts it encouraged educators to highlight the academic importance of the arts.
3. This organization funded murals and art projects throughout the United States and helped bring art into schools.
5. This person studied the stages of children's artistic development and highlighted the importance of children's creativity and self expression, helping to move art education towards emphasizing children's national development.
6. These organizations regulated the work of artists and made art more standardized.
7. This artist and teacher encouraged free drawing and for children to create their own original and expressive work.
8. This man promoted learning through experience and inquiry.
13. This royal academy was the first to formalize art education by creating a strict art curriculum for its school.