The History of Art Education Crossword Puzzle

3. An American supporter of the arts for practical reasons such as engineering and science and opened a boys academy for drawing
7. This movement defined what art education should teach students which required consistency from schools in terms of art education
11. A form of art that was developed practically with curriculum being aligned with economics and industrialization not simply creativity
13. Common during the Greek and Roman ages where young artists would follow under a master artist to learn for an extended period of time
14. A form of art that includes expression and originality
15. A child-centric approach to art education that allowed students to express their emotions freely through art and was then examined through psychology

1. A law or act that required large schools, larger than 10,000 to hold drawing classes available for students
2. Someone that started an art school in Massachusetts to teach art teachers and was the first state director for art education
4. This movement viewed art as a necessary part of learning for the real world benefit of creativity and flexibility that art education teachs
5. A shift in education that prioritizes standardized testing and resulted in schools allocating more resources, both time and money, to subjects like Mathematics and English
6. This era included the New Deal which provided jobs for many artists across America and created community centers which held art
8. A teaching method that does not encourage or require memorization but has students learn through hands-on activities and trial and error
9. An Austrian artist that supported and encouraged free drawing and children to be enrolled in art classes for expression
10. A theorist for education that believed students learn through experience and developed experiential learning and creativity in schools in the United States
12. After WWII this bill encouraged soldiers returning from war to pursue education which included art educational opportunities