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4 Tips for Coping With Professional Change
After fourteen years in the profession, I can admit the seasons of my career have been varied. Most years I...
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The Art Teacher’s Ultimate Guide to Working With Polymer Clay
Are you looking for an exciting alternative three-dimensional material for your students to use without a kiln? Why not explore...
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Set Up a Student Cleaning Station and Never Worry About a Messy Room Again
As art teachers, time is a precious resource. We joined this profession to spend our time igniting and inspiring the...
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How to Help Your Young Students Become Better Photographers
It’s never been easier to share what you do in the art room with others. From blogs and online portfolios...
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How to Set Up a One-Stop-Shop for Teaching Aides in Your Art Room
Are you looking for strategies to improve the art experience for your students with special needs? Teaching aides can be...
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How to Create a Toolkit for Students With Special Needs
One aspect of teaching art I appreciate and enjoy is the inclusiveness of our subject area. Art education is a...
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Simple Strategies to Finally Get Your To-Do List DONE
Daily teaching life is full of tasks and chores that need to be completed. Sometimes, the sheer volume of what...
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Aboriginal Art: Revisited, Researched, and Revamped!
There are some artistic traditions toward which art teachers gravitate. Australian Aboriginal art seems to be one of those. But,...
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Create Beautiful Landscapes Using Just Oil Pastels and Torn Paper
Are you looking for a quick lesson that hits multiple objectives? If so, torn paper landscapes might be for you! This...
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3 Fun and Meaningful Ways to Use the Last 5 Minutes of Class
As art teachers, we have all experienced extra unplanned class time. Maybe a demo goes more quickly than expected, technology fails, and you...
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4 Reasons to Create a Principal’s Gallery This Year
Have you ever considered hanging student work in the school office? If not, you should! While most of us already maintain a...
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A Foolproof Way to Pull Marbleized Prints Using Chalk
Most art programs have a lot of used chalk pastels. Your inclination might be to pitch them, but did you...
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Hello! My name is Lindsey Moss.As a long-time fan of the AOEU magazine, I have regularly used practical ideas from AOEU’s platforms since meeting Jessica Balsey at the IAEA conference over a decade ago. In 2016, I applied to be a writer, which has led to various content production roles, including magazine writer, FLEX Curriculum Contributor, and PRO Learning Facilitator. I have also had my dream job for nearly two decades, teaching elementary art in the suburban/rural community of Yorkville, Illinois. My professional passion is finding creative ways to merge my quirky personality with the structure of my school district. I love to face educational challenges with imaginative, collaborative, and fun solutions.In my personal life, my husband and I juggle two fabulous daughters and many corgis. Our family enjoys river float trips, crafting, and TV binging together.
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