History of art Education

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Across
  1. 1. a worker who has gained experience, finished an apprenticeship, and makes money, but is not yet a master.
  2. 5. art movement: learning that encourages creative expression in children
  3. 10. played an important role in encouraging free drawing, who was also an Austrian artist and teacher.
  4. 11. a drawing technique used to show depth and 3-dimensional space in drawing
  5. 12. the highest mastery an artist can achieve, who is now qualified to teach and guide aspiring artists
  6. 15. education: an educational movement philosophy that incorporates science, technology, engineering, math, and arts, in order to improve development and problem-solving skills.
Down
  1. 2. A law was made in 2001 that emphasized the need for standardized testing and accountability, putting stress on schools and teachers.
  2. 3. A US GOVERNMENT PROGRAM THAT SUPPORTED & EMPLOYED ARTISTS DURING THE GREAT DEPRESSION
  3. 4. a British educator who lived in Massachusetts, becoming the first state director of art education, creating industrial drawing curricula.
  4. 6. Franklin: an art activist in America, who believed art education could be applied to engineering and science, also creating an all-boys academy for drawing in 1751.
  5. 7. self-expression: a movement that values art and the way it allows children to express themselves
  6. 8. Bill: a law passed in 1944 that helped veterans have access to universities and higher education, with some even attending art programs.
  7. 9. a law passed in 1958 that increased support for education in areas of science, math, and foreign languages.
  8. 13. The Soviets launched a satellite in 1957, causing an increase in concern that we need greater emphasis on science and technology in schools.
  9. 14. study movement: a movement that encouraged children's natural creativity and how it benefits development