Across
- 5. British educator who was Massachusetts's first state director of Art Ed.
- 7. A president who was an early supporter of Art Ed.
- 8. A movement that shifted Art Ed. away from industrial drawing to a more child-centered approach
- 10. Skilled worker who has completed an apprenticeship and earns wages while continuing to learn
- 11. Acronym for Science, Teachnology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics
- 12. Professional organization in the Middle Ages that regulated the training, standards, and work of artisans
- 13. Part of the new deal that provided jobs for artists
- 14. Emerged in the 1980s as a major effort to define art education as a rigorous academic subject
- 15. War during the 1940s when art education supported wartime needs
Down
- 1. Artisan who has gained the highest level of skill in their trade and can train apprentices
- 2. Took place in 1870 and required drawing instruction in public schools in towns with a population over 10,000
- 3. Took place in 2001 and made schools accountable for student performance through standardized testing
- 4. Shifted teaching approaches toward childrens experiences, interests, and developmental needs
- 6. A scholar who found that young children's ability to create universal patterns/symbols reflects early visual thinking
- 9. Type of drawing that focused on technical accuracy and design skills to use in manufacturing and engineering