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Rethinking Art—13 Innovative Artists Who Play With Form and Function
It is natural for most students to assume art is only drawing, painting, and realism. But, we know art is...
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9 Ways Running an Art Camp or Hosting a Workshop Can Refuel Your Teaching
It’s July. You have a few more weeks until summer break is over and then you are right back in...
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4 Ways to Reflect on Your Artistic Process to Support Assessment in the Classroom
The summer is a great time to dig into your artistic practice. It’s a time to let go of the...
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What Kind of Art Teacher Are You? Redefining Your Art Teacher Identity
Teaching, as we know, is much more than a job; it is a huge piece of who we are. It’s...
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How Flexible is FLEX? 3 Ways to Use FLEX to Supplement Lesson Planning
When I first heard about FLEX as a high school art teacher, I turned up my nose. I don’t need...
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5 Seamless Ways to Tie in Assessments at the End of the School Year
When it comes to assessment, it seems like there are a million types to choose from. It can be overwhelming,...
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5 Effortless Adaptive Art Strategies That Won’t Compromise Your Curriculum
The art room is a magical place where we see all levels of learners together. We often provide a haven...
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A Portrait Lesson You Won’t Want to Miss That Synthesizes Media
In the spring of 2019, AP Art & Design shifted the portfolio expectations, leaving some art teachers scratching their heads....
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5 Components for a Quality Lesson Plan
For many art teachers, lesson planning is an exciting part of building a curriculum. We shine with the autonomy to...
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3 Ways to Advocate for the Arts Using Video
Advocating for your art program can be a daunting task. Between matting and labeling artwork for exhibitions (not to mention...
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4 Ways to Differentiate in the Art Classroom
Our art rooms are magical places where we see a wide range of neurodiverse students. This is probably one of...
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5 New Ways to Revise Old Artwork
Revision is a key component of the creative process, but it is often overlooked or forgotten. We know the important...
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