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3 Strategies to Help Students Find Their Voice in the Art Room
Art teachers everywhere are familiar with students who want to give the “right” answer: The struggle lies in encouraging students...
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5 Activist Artists You Might Know and 10 You Might Not Know… Yet!
Art and activism have long been intertwined. While the popularity of protest art spiked in the 1960s with growing public...
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4 More Unexpected Ways You Can Bring Fibers Into Your Art Curriculum
According to AOEU’s 2022 State of Art Education survey, you feel most confident in teaching two-dimensional mediums. This is likely...
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A Unique Portrait Lesson to Build Empathy and Share Stories
What do Freddie Mercury, Albert Einstein, Mila Kunis, Salvador Dalí, the Dalai Lama, Gloria Estefan, M.I.A., Wassily Kandinsky, and Madeleine...
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How to Guide Students to Be Responsible Digital Citizens in the Art Room
Gen Z is the current generation of students. They are the first generation to have around-the-clock access to the internet...
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4 Things That Made Pursuing My Master’s Degree at AOEU a Win
Are you intrigued about the courses offered by The Art of Education University? Have you clicked through to read about...
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3 Strong Ways to End a Year of Artmaking
As the days get warmer, both students and teachers feel summer break creeping up. With the end of the year...
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4 Engaging One-Day Art Lessons That Connect to Science
Science and art are two disciplines that actively celebrate failure. From Bob Ross’ famous “happy accidents” to “the scientific method...
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4 Quick and Creative Color Theory Activities
Color theory is, in fact, just that—a theory. After all, everyone experiences color differently. What one person may call teal,...
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Bring Sports Into the Art Room With the Help of Uni-Watch’s Paul Lukas
People may have been surprised when baseball pitcher and five-time Cy Young Award winner Randy Johnson announced his second career...
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Roll for Initiative! 4 Ways to Bring Tabletop Gaming Into the Art Room
Tabletop role-playing games, otherwise known as TTRPGs, are currently experiencing a surge in popularity. Dungeons & Dragons sales alone jumped...
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4 One-Day Challenges for Your Art Class That Incorporate Math
Believe it or not, mathematics and the arts have always gone together. While we fight a myth of whether we...
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