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How to Grab Your Students’ Attention by Branding Your Classroom
Branding. Every major company uses it to compete for our sustained attention. I suggest we get on board and use...
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The Power and Purpose of Doodling
While doodling has been defined as “drawing or scribbling aimlessly,” I couldn’t disagree more. If you can believe it, doodling...
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Ten Ways to Support Literacy in the Art Room
We all know literacy is key. Getting kids to read is one thing, but fostering an excitement and fervor around...
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Teach Your Students to Use Art as a Tool for Social Advocacy
We know art is powerful. In fact, of all of the magical possibilities that our profession provides, perhaps the most...
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Wear Your Color Wheel… and Get Your Mornings Back!
After years of ruining my favorite clothes with paint and clay, I decided to simplify to avoid the frustration and...
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How to Get Your Students to Be More Culturally Curious
Do you want your students to visit more museums? Do you wish your students’ families would seek out culturally enriching...
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How to Use Puppetry to Engage Your Students
“Well, good day (insert student’s name here)! Would you like to take a tour of my gardens? They are really quite breathtaking....
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How to Find Field Trip Opportunities in Your Own Back Yard
Editor’s Note: Planning field trips can be daunting. Join us during the next two days as we take a look...
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3 Proven Strategies to Cut Down on Repetitive Student Questions
Time. It’s something we all wish we had more of, especially when we get so precious little with our students...
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How to Slash Behavior Problems With a Kinesthetic Classroom
Are your students constantly wiggling in their chairs? Stomping their feet? Banging and tapping tabletops, hanging off stools, unable to...
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Why You Should Start an Art Teacher in Training Program Now!
During my first few years of teaching, I struggled to make time for everything. I’d stare at the clock wishing for more...
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How to Approach the Naked vs. Nude Discussion in the Art Room
There comes a time in my art room when we have to have “The Big Talk.” It’s a talk my...
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