Art and Industry in Education

"Art and Industry in Education" explores the principles and practical problems of integrating fine and industrial arts into the curriculum at Teachers College, Columbia University. Published in 1912, this book offers insights into the Arts and Crafts movement's influence on education, emphasizing hands-on learning and the development of both artistic skill and industrial proficiency. It showcases the innovative approaches adopted by Teachers College in preparing educators to foster creativity and craftsmanship in their students. This work provides a valuable historical perspective on the evolution of art and industrial education in American schools, and offers examples of successful program implementation.

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