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The Things Art Teachers Love to Hate (Ep. 160)
There are always things art teachers love to hate, like bad fonts, mechanical pencils, PD days (especially PD days). But…
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Top 10 Tips for an Amazing Art Show (Ep. 083)
Art shows are absolutely the most stressful time of the year for art teachers. How can we simplify, and how…
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Why Kids Need More Than Reward Systems (Ep. 159)
Reward systems can work for some instances of classroom management. But more often than not, there is a better way….
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Why Saying No is the Best Answer Yet (Ep. 082)
For everything you say yes to, you have to say no to something else. What are you willing to give…
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How Advocacy Can Help You Through Your Most Difficult Months (Ep. 158)
As we move through the middle of our most difficult months of teaching, Tim has some thoughts on how to…
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The Art Teaching Secret No One Wants to Talk About (Ep. 081)
Every teacher faces feelings of burnout in their teaching career. Why don’t we talk about it more? In this episode,…
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Introducing AOEU’s New Studio: Photography Course (Ep. 157)
In case a new University designation and a new Master’s Degree weren’t enough, AOEU is launching a new Studio: Photography…
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What Makes You Want to Become an Art Teacher? (Ep. 080)
How did you become an art teacher? What (or who) was your inspiration? In this episode, Cassie shares her own…
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So You Want to Apply to AOEU . . .(Ep. 156)
With last month’s announcement that The Art of Education has become AOEU, there has been a lot of interest in…
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5 Ways to Reassert Yourself as an Artist (Ep. 079)
What happens when we don’t do art on a regular basis? Does that make us less successful as an art…
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The Art Ed Now Mailbag (Ep. 155)
Still basking in the glow from the Art Ed Now conference, Tim opens up the mailbag to answer all of…
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Simple Strategies for Managing Misbehavior (Ep. 078)
Getting help from your specials team or other colleagues, why observing classroom teachers can be worthwhile, and how to deal…
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The Art Ed Now Conference Recap (Ep. 154)
The 2019 Winter Art Ed Now conference is in the books, and Tim is here with Lindsey Moss break it…
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Assuaging Your Art Teacher Guilt (Ep. 077)
We have a lot of struggles as art teachers, and sometimes it’s best to just talk about how we are…
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Teaching Students to Find and Use Their Artistic Voice (Ep. 153)
Conference week is finally here, and after a short chat about the upcoming event, Lena Rodriguez joins Tim for an…
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Forget Tidying Up. Art Teachers Need to Hoard! (Ep. 076)
Tidying Up is all the rage on Netflix right now, and Marie Kondo has everyone throwing out their treasures. But…
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Making the Most of Your Art Ed Now Experience (Ep. 152)
Art Ed Now presenter Rachel Albert joins Tim from Toronto to talk about everything related to the conference. They discuss…
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Here Comes Another Mailbag! (Ep. 075)
Today, Cassie devotes the entire episode to answering listener and reader questions from Facebook, Instagram, email, and other social media….
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Animation and Storytelling with Paul Topolos (Ep. 151)
Animator Paul Topolos is known for his work on films such as The Incredibles, Cars, Toy Story 3, and the…
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Keep Up with Organization by Keeping it Simple (Ep. 074)
We all see the spotless, perfect classrooms with impeccable organization. Should an art room look like that? Can an art…
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