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9 Funny Things Art Teachers Do on Vacation
When summer break arrives, you can finally take a deep breath and relax. You can even go on the trip...
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4 Tips to Start a Business Strong When You’re an Art Educator
Are you passionate about a special skill or hobby? Maybe you have thought about pursuing your creative aspirations by starting...
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Real Things Students Said in the Art Room and 4 Ways to Treasure Them
Students say the sweetest, craziest things! Yes, they can also say not-so-sweet things. Fortunately, one kind, encouraging, or sweet statement...
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8 Challenges This Year and How Art Teachers Overcame Them
The teaching profession is full of Herculean tasks. Some challenges remain consistent every year, and others are unique to certain...
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7 Fun Ways to Get Student Feedback at the End of the Year
Teachers receive feedback from a multitude of sources. Administrators, district employees, other teachers, students, and parents often share their opinions....
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8 Ways to Set Yourself Up for Success Next Year
As summer dwindles away, do you find yourself panicking—thinking about all of the things you should have done to prepare...
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10 Unique End-of-Year Portfolio Assessments for Secondary Art Students
Summer break is close, and it’s almost time to decide on your last summative assessment of the year! Some teachers...
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7 Fresh and Inspiring Nature Themed Art Ideas to Celebrate Spring
As spring approaches, students like to go outside and get moving. The warm air gently taunts students about the upcoming...
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3 Therapeutic Practices in the Art Room and 3 Ways They Engage the Imagination
Our students bring their struggles and joys with them into the art room. Unfortunately, many of our students have experienced...
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13 Classroom Management Games Your Students Will Want to Play
Have you ever brought out the clay, paint, or papier-mâché, only to feel frustrated and devastated by students’ lack of...
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Why Art Teachers Should Use Twitter and 9 Art Teachers to Follow
Social media is a valuable tool for educators. But with all of the various platforms available, it’s hard to stay...
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3 Super Fun Competitions in the Art Room for Any Level
Many students are intrinsically motivated to work on their art, especially in choice-based classrooms. However, there will always be some...
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