The History of Art Education (Mackenzie Scheumann)

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Across
  1. 5. Art education shifted to meet new societal needs during this war including visual imagery for posters and propaganda
  2. 7. This time period saw a shift in art education with more intellectual training, incorporating both scientific and humanistic aspects
  3. 8. An art movement where art education starts to value children's creativity and original ideas over rigid industrialized art
  4. 10. An art educator who studied children's drawings- illuminating patterns that point to early visual thinking
  5. 11. An artisan who is extremely skilled in their trade and trains apprentices; a practice that has been noted since Ancient Greece
  6. 14. A Massachusett's State Director of art education who established drawing in schools which paved the path for art education
  7. 15. This form of art education emerged in the 1980's and sought to have art education more defined and academic, creating 4 art disciplines so students could create and learn about art
Down
  1. 1. This early art supporter introduced the idea of drawing in education for practical, industrial purposes
  2. 2. This administration expanded access to art in communities and in education through the Federal Art Project, making art more accessible to the public
  3. 3. This 1990's national movement for art built off the foundation laid by DBAE, marking a shift in history when art education began to have a more direct and uniform framework on what would be taught
  4. 4. A method of learning prioritized during the Progressive Education Movement that emphasized learning through personal experiences and participation
  5. 6. In the Middle Ages, this professional system regulated artisans and their work, similar in nature to how an academic setting would today as well
  6. 9. This art education movement in the 2010's saw STEM courses start to exhibit the importance of art in terms of innovation, designing, problem solving, and more
  7. 12. The launch of this Soviet Union satellite in 1957 shifted education towards STEM subjects, forcing art educators to prove art's academic importance
  8. 13. This early 2000's form of media has expanded the bounds of art and art education, introducing new forms of art media that is both complex and opportunistic