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6 Ways to Use Up Left Behind Artwork
Art teachers don’t waste anything. Our budgets are already limited, and we can’t afford to be anything but resourceful. It’s...
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What to Teach in an Exploratory Art Course
If you teach in the middle school or junior high setting, there are some unique features to the schedule. It’s...
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5 Exciting Ways to Create Texture on Clay
The versatility of clay will continue to be a classroom favorite. Teachers continue to flock toward the medium because of...
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5 Artworks That Depict Love in Unexpected Ways
Love. At first, this might seem like a topic you and your students don’t want to discuss. The last thing...
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4 Unique Ways to Present Clay Test Tiles
The glazing process is one of the most fascinating things about ceramics. There is a great deal of chemistry involved...
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6 Tips to Get Your Students Throwing on the Wheel With Success
The experience of throwing on the wheel is often a scary, exciting, and memorable experience for students. However, not all...
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9 Annoying Things People Say When They Find Out You’re an Art Teacher
Teaching art is awesome. Most likely, if we weren’t teaching this subject, we wouldn’t be teaching at all. Yet, why...
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5 SEL Lessons That Actually Work With Secondary Students
Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) has become a spotlight topic in many school systems. At its core, SEL is an initiative to...
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So, Does Visual Journaling Really Work in Middle School?
Visual journaling is a practice shared by many artists and creatives that allows them to experience and document discoveries. Think...
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7 Reasons You Need a Photo Booth in the Art Room
The lighting in schools can be horrible. Whether it’s old fluorescent lights or windowless classrooms, finding good light in the...
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2 Ways to Use Take-Home Assessments in the Art Room
Assessment can be an overwhelming word. That word can put a lot of pressure on our students, and it can...
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6 Ways to Take Your Students Beyond Watercolor Techniques
Watercolor is an appropriate material for all ages. It might even be the first type of paint students are introduced...
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