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3 Ways to Really Rev Up Your Curriculum
Does the phrase “curriculum revision” excite you or bring a sense of unease? Whether you are a veteran art educator...
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How to Add Color to Your School With Window Painting
As art teachers, we have a special blessing (and sometimes a curse) to constantly notice the areas of our schools...
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How to Set Goals After a Conference
Think of an incredibly awesome art education conference you attended. Nothing is better than the feeling of renewed energy and...
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4 Large-Scale Projects for the New Year
Large-scale collaborative projects are most definitely worth it, despite the extra planning an in-depth project may require. Your students will...
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5 Simple Mindful Activities Perfect for the Art Room
Mindfulness. What’s the buzz all about? You may have heard the word tossed around casually or discussed at length during...
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5 Easy Ways to Make Art Club T-Shirts
Art clubs are amazing ways to galvanize students around art. It helps kids get excited and more deeply invested in...
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4 Ways to Practice Empathy in the Art Room
Being an art teacher is made up of two really important big jobs. Your first job is to teach art...
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3 Quick Ways to Assess Student Learning in the Art Room
How do you know your students are learning? How can you quickly and simply assess student learning? What assessment techniques...
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How to Use Instruments in Classroom Management
Did you know you don’t need a college major in music to use instruments in your classroom? You and your...
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How to Cure the “No-Name” Epidemic
No name. No name. What a shame! This “no-name” epidemic might be one of the biggest struggles art teachers deal...
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Why Meeting Your Kids at the Door Is So Important
Transitions between classes can be some of the most stressful parts of your day. Your previous art class quickly exits...
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How to Utilize Volunteers in the Art Room
Does the thought of people helping in your art room excite you or stress you out? These amazing humans, also...
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