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Art Ed History
Actualizado 3 mar 2020
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Massachusetts Bay Colonies -Created to serve a utilitarian purpose. -Puritan education system -Later in the 1700s Benjamin Franklin called for the inclusion of art in the schooling curriculum
Industrial Age America -Visual arts recognized as valuable to the learning process. -Drawing became important in a capitalist society. -Horace Mann voiced ideas of art as a means of expression and communication. -Common Schools Journal. -Psychological and scientific research sheds light on the developing mind.
Early 20th Century -John Dewey’s progressive education theories. -Arts integration -Project based learning -Transition to self-expressionism -Art appreciation
Depression and World War Era America -Change in values due to societal change. -Scarce resources -More emphasis on technical skill -Return to utilitarian tasks
1990s to Present -No Child Left Behind -Race to the Top -Every Child Achieves Act -Schools less focused on test results and more focused on holistic education
The Regan Administration -America believed child education was failing -Pressure from foreign countries -A Nation at Risk emphasized a back to basics mentality -Standardized testing and high stakes external accountability
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