Assessment Design

In this episode from the archives of Art Ed Radio, Tim Bogatz is joined by author and assessment expert Katie...

Welcome to The Art of Ed’s Draw the Line, a mini-series where Kyle Wood and Liz Brent share real classroom stories...

Education is full of acronyms—from ELL (English Language Learner) to ESL (English as a Second Language) to MLL (Multilingual Learner)....

In today’s episode of Art Ed Radio, Tim welcomes Janet Taylor back to the show for a deep and honest...

Do you ever feel like creating rubrics takes more time than the actual art projects themselves? Time is valuable! As...

As art teachers, we all know art portfolios are a great idea for our students. But do we really know...

Assessing creative work can be extremely difficult. While math and science will often have one correct outcome, art is open-ended...

Note: Adhere to your district and school’s grading policies. It is imperative to get permission, support, and buy-in from your...

Art teachers, by nature, are creative individuals. If you get excited about the creation aspect of teaching but you’re not...

Artist statements are a valuable part of the artmaking process; however, approaching them can be uncomfortable, especially when you have...

Note: Be sure to follow district and school policies regarding AI. It is your responsibility to check on these policies...

In today’s episode, AOEU enrollment specialist Betsy Komarchuk joins Tim to discuss some of the most important things art teachers...