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The Power of Art to Heal Trauma
Art is the academic subject that can best heal trauma. Whether students are suffering on an individual or collective level,...
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What to Tell Parents Who Say Art Doesn’t Matter
Have you ever come across a parent who tries to belittle art? Perhaps it’s in the middle of a parent-teacher...
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Essential Steps to Turn Art One Students Into Artists
What is the purpose of Art One? You’ve heard some arguments before: to learn elements and principles, encourage passion for...
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Using Color Theory to Deconstruct Race: Part Two
This article is part two of a two-part series on using color theory to deconstruct race. Click here to read...
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Using Color Theory to Deconstruct Race: Part One
This article is part one of a two-part series on using color theory to deconstruct race. Part two can be...
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A Fantastic Finish: The Independent Final Project
As the end of the year, or even the semester approaches, thoughts often turn to final projects. But what is...
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The 7 Key Components of Powerful Artist Statements
Coaching students to write artist statements is important for several reasons. No matter what the next steps in life may...
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How to Stay Sane When You Organize Digital Files
Our computers house a ton of files. Sometimes we snag a stunning image online that we want to analyze later...
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Why Artist Educators Should Be School Leaders
Artist educators are natural leaders. We thrive on creativity, work ethic, and making big things happen. It is essential that...
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Why Your Next Critique Should Be a Gallery Walk
Have you ever held a critique and noticed some students receive no feedback? Are you looking for a way every...
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How to Introduce Symbolism in the Form of a Game
The use of symbolism can transform student art. Understanding and being able to use symbolic imagery and visual metaphors empowers...
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How to Get Students Seated and Settled
As teachers, we’ve all had classes enter the art room totally out of whack. The bell has rung, but students...
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