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How to Make the Most of Your Time When Completing a Master’s Degree
Pursuing a master’s degree is equal parts terrifying and exhilarating. You’re excited to take on a new challenge, climb the...
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How to Understand Your Teaching License
After graduating and landing a teaching job, it is easy to forget you need to understand your teaching license and...
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Create Space to Earn a Master’s Degree
You’ve asked questions, filled out the application, and been accepted. You are going to work toward a graduate degree! With...
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9 Watercolor Artists to Inspire Your Students
When it comes to teaching watercolor, do you feel confident about pushing your students’ work to the next level? Do...
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5 Ways to Make Giving Student Feedback Simple
Giving students feedback is important, but it can also be time-consuming. Plus, sometimes students don’t even glance at your feedback...
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A Full Month of Simple Art Advocacy Ideas
What if you didn’t need to advocate for the arts? What if everyone agreed the arts are an essential part...
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The Pros and Cons of Working With Air Dry Clay
When I first started teaching, I had boxes of fresh clay, pottery wheels, and a kiln. Then, I went to...
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5 Surprising Things You Might Not Know About Creativity
Creativity and art are often viewed as synonymous. As the art teacher, you’re seen as the person in the school...
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How to Design a Lesson Plan to Allow for Creative Thought
We all can agree creative thought is essential and takes time. But, short class periods and schedules where you may...
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10 Mixed-Media Artists to Inspire You and Your Students
As you head into January, you may begin to realize your supply budget is never going to last the rest...
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A More Effective Way to Plan Your AP Courses
In 2018, College Board changed the requirements and structure for Advanced Placement Studio Art courses, now called AP Art and...
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A Simple Mindset Shift to Help You Find the Time to Make Art
As an art teacher, you don’t need to be an artist, but you do need to make art. You’re probably...
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