As art teachers, we are often challenged by our students when they are confronted by modern art. “My little sister...

Art Teachers don’t mind when their students draw in class. Unless, of course, they are taking notes. As an Art...

I was standing in a small art gallery in New Bern, NC staring at a six foot, paint splattered canvas....

For the artist, making art is a long process that mixes thought, creativity and technique. The non-artist however, doesn’t see...

Videos are a great way to advocate for your class. Whether it is a highlight reel or promotional footage, creating...

Have you ever had a student complain about an art project? “This is hard,” they say. My standard response is...

High school students are capable of producing some amazing artwork. Every art teacher has encountered a student that produces this...

A few years ago, I read a book by Chip and Dan Heath titled Made To Stick: Why Some Ideas...

With Halloween right around the corner, skeletons will be out in full force. You will see them in store window...

When writing lesson plans, most teachers start with the objective: What will the student be able to do? The objective might...

It would seem art teachers tend to understand the value of the sketchbook assignment more than their students do. While...

“PLC” (Personal Learning Community) has become a popular educational buzzword in the last few years. Teachers of the same subject,...