History of Art Education

3. Movement which emphasized measurable outcomes in education, leading to less time for art education.
4. 19th century approach to art education that emphasized technical and employable skill over creativity.
5. Acronym for the movement to redefine art education as a more structured and academic subject, including four disciplines.
6. Late 20th century movement which standardized expectations for art education across America.
8. 20th century female art scholar who's research revealed childrens' artistic capabilities.
12. This founding father was an early supporter of Art Education in America.
13. This legislation was passed in 1870 and was one of the first mandates for Art Education in America.
14. A man in the Medieval Period who studied art through apprenticeships for years and travels to make art for money.

1. Institution that created the outline for a formal art education, influencing future institutions.
2. Historical event which led to legislation that prioritized other academic subjects above art.
4. Historical movement that influenced art education by making drawing a more useful and practical skill.
7. Educator and state official that standardized an art education curriculum in 1871.
9. The first society to form art approaches that would be taught and expanded in future societies.
10. Period of Art Education history that incorporated science and math.
11. Shift in art education which highlighted the value of childrens' creativity.