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Podcast

The Mindful Art Room (Ep. 191)

In today’s episode, Nic again solicits advice from expert teachers around the country–this time on the topic of mindfulness. No…
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Favorite Teacher Portraits (Ep. 267)

If you are looking for a good way to wrap up your school year, why not consider a favorite teacher…
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The Art of SEL, Episode 1: SEL and the Role of Art

In the first episode of The Art of SEL, Jonathan explores the importance of social and emotional learning for both…
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Catching Up With Cassie Stephens (Ep. 190)

Cassie Stephens, the former host of Everyday Art Room, returns to the show today to join Nic and catch up…
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Introducing The Art of SEL

It’s time for a sneak peek of the newest show on the AOEU podcast network: The Art of SEL. The…
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Visual Journaling, Artmaking, and Creativity (Ep. 266)

In today’s episode, Eric Scott joins Tim for a long conversation on visual journaling, artmaking, and creativity. They discuss Eric’s…
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Building Blocks for Success (Ep. 189)

We always feel great when we go above and beyond as teachers, but we know–especially right now–that going above and…
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Working With Difficult Topics (Ep. 265)

As students continue to process and work through a difficult year, we should find ways to promote students’ exploration of…
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Teaching Art on a Cart in 2021: Part 2 (Ep. 188)

Once again, Nic enlists some help from teachers across the country to talk about how they are teaching art on…
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Innovation Through Design (Ep. 264)

Today’s episode takes a look at AOEU’s newest graduate course, Innovation Through Design. Abby Schukei returns to the show to discuss…
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Teaching Art on a Cart in 2021: Part 1 (Ep. 187)

After a short reflection on current events and the difficulties of this school year, Nic enlists some help from teachers…
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A Conference to Inspire Your Students (Ep. 263)

We always value the connections we make as teachers–our PLCs, our PLNs, and our collaborations with artists and community members….
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The Power of the Pause (Ep. 186)

One of the hardest things for teachers to do is to give students wait time. But that pause–that wait–can be…
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Drive-Thru Art Show (Ep. 262)

We have heard about so many unique and creative ways that art teachers are putting together their spring art shows–so…
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Hosting a Virtual Art Night (Ep. 185)

We all know that everything in our classrooms and our schools looks different this year, and our art shows are…
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Celebrating AOEU’s 10th Anniversary (Ep. 261)

As AOEU continues to celebrate its 10th anniversary, Tim invites Amanda Heyn back to the show to reminisce and share…
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Teamwork Makes the Dream Work (Ep. 184)

We hear so much about collaboration, but what does it look like in practice? How can we successfully work with…
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Creating a Tiny Gallery (Ep. 260)

Tiny galleries are a spectacular way to bring art to more people, making small galleries and small work available and…
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Creating a More Inclusive Classroom (Ep. 183)

As art educators, we want to create a learning environment where every student feels included, valued, and encouraged. The desire…
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Taking a Look at ‘Made You Look’ (Ep. 259)

Art heists are an endless source of fascination for our students, and–if we’re being honest–for us as teachers as well….
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