The History of Art Education

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  1. 4. Major movement that broadened the definition of art education, allowing students to work across multiple formats and develop skills that reflect contemporary artistic practice
  2. 5. Nineteenth century method of drawing instruction that focuses on technical accuracy and design in relation to manufacturing and engineering
  3. 9. Who played a key role in the Progressive Education Movement and shift to creative learning in schools by promoting learning through experience, inquiry, and reflection?
  4. 12. Education movement that created new opportunities for advocacy in art education by aligning the arts with previously known and supported educational priorities
  5. 14. Act that caused a shift in which positioned education as a matter of national importance and led to greater emphasis on academic rigor, structured curricula, and research-based teaching
  6. 15. Scholar who demonstrated that young children create universal patterns and symbols that reflect early visual thinking
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  1. 1. Name for institutions from 1600-1800s where formal structured art education focuses were introduced
  2. 2. During this historical event the Works Progress Administration (WPA) played a major role in shaping art education through its Federal Art Project
  3. 3. United States guidelines for students expected knowledge by grade level
  4. 6. Section of art that centers around imagination, individuality, and emotional development
  5. 7. This significant event in history changed art education, emphasizing skills like drafting, poster design, and graphic imagery usable in industrial production and propaganda, reflecting the national focus on efficiency and communication
  6. 8. Early supporter of art education that emphasized drawing as a fundamental subject alongside reading and mathematics
  7. 10. Movement whose policies highlight that art is a discipline with its own body of knowledge
  8. 11. Stage in a developing a trade or skill where a beginner works under an experienced professional’s guidance
  9. 13. An approach that focuses on enhancing children's natural creativity and encouraging individualistic artistic expression