Art teachers know the necessity for advocacy—it’s the lifeblood of our profession. We hear about it in our undergraduate programs...

Just like with buildings, learning starts with a strong foundation. Plus, young minds love to build and design at any...

Confidence is the first step to leadership—and this often starts in the art room. If your students hesitate to take...

Many art teachers feel seen by students but strangely invisible in leadership spaces. We display artwork for the entire school,...

Art teachers deserve to earn more money. You’re staying late to hang student work, buying glue sticks with your own...

Art teachers are uniquely positioned to take on leadership roles across schools, communities, and the field of art education—not because...

As an art teacher, you’re a leader for your students—you guide their learning, advocate for their needs, and ensure they...

Do you dread starting a chalk pastel project? Maybe dusty tables, smudged sleeves, and fingerprints everywhere quietly convinced you to...

Often overlooked, the one-dollar watercolor palette from the office supply aisle may be one of the most valuable tools in...

Many art teachers approach air-dry clay with a healthy dose of reluctance—and for good reason! Cracking, breaking, rushed timelines, and...

Oil paint is often viewed as too advanced, too messy, or too expensive for the middle and high school art...

The bell rings, and you shut the door to begin class. Even though we’re not directly in your classroom, we...