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How to Maintain Student Choice With Online Learning
Art Education and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Art educators understand the importance of student choice in the classroom. For many, the...
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5 Ways to Take Care of Yourself and Avoid Burnout
Art Education and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Art teacher burnout is a very real thing. We love our jobs, and...
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A Great eLearning Lesson Inspired by Design
Art Education and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) As we continue to plan for engaging eLearning activities, many of us have turned...
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A Perfect Portrait Lesson for Online Learning
Art Education and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Many art educators are taking on the challenge of creating eLearning activities for their...
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How to Understand the 5 Stages of eLearning
Art Education and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) eLearning has become a new process for teachers everywhere. The spread of the coronavirus...
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Why You Should Use Social Media as an Advocacy Tool
Advocacy is an important issue for any art educator. The truth is, many don’t take notice of all of the...
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How to Ask Your Students for Meaningful Feedback
Although there are still a few months left of school, you may already be making plans for next year. As...
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3 Reasons Why You Should Share Your Art Curriculum
Social media has become a major force in how educators obtain new ideas for the classroom. Applications like Facebook, Instagram,...
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How to Identify Holes in Your Curriculum
An art educator’s curriculum is never truly finished. Think of your students who are quick to call their project completed....
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How to Connect Your Students to Contemporary Art
The traditional K-12 art education curriculum is packed full of some of the greatest artists in history. You can find...
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3 Ways to Help Students Create Better Artist Portfolios
Artist portfolios are essential for students who plan to pursue a career in the arts. College and scholarship applications will...
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How to Plan for Next Year Now
During the school year, art teachers are so busy with instruction, materials preparation, displays, and art shows; there is little...
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