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4 Skills Students Have Lost and How to Get Them Back

I am about to enter my fifteenth year of teaching elementary art. That means I’ve logged almost a decade and...
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Loves and Lessons Self-Reflection

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Articulating Better Student Learning Goals

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4 Strategies for More Successful Critiques

It’s easy to find excuses to skip critiques in our art rooms. There’s not enough time. We don’t feel confident...
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How to Write an Effective Rubric for Your Art Students

Rubrics are serious business in the high-accountability culture of education. However, they often come across as dry and uninteresting, and...
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How to Help Your Young Students Become Better Photographers

It’s never been easier to share what you do in the art room with others. From blogs and online portfolios...
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A Creative Way to Combine Assessment and Artmaking

I enjoy coming up with visual art assessment tools. We all want to see that our students authentically understand important...
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How to Reveal the Creative Process Through Reflection

For many visual art teachers, time with students is precious and fleeting. Sometimes you have less than an hour with students...
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4 Components of Effective Feedback

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5 Simple Pre-Assessments for Short Class Periods

For many art teachers, assessment is a four-letter word. Assessments eat class time and don’t always provide quality information. Most...
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Make Reflections, Discussions, and Assessments Easier With Flipgrid!

There is no hiding from it, technology is everywhere, and it has made its way into many classrooms around the...
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A Simple Way to Minimize Grading and Increase Engagement

If I had to make a list of the top ten things I dislike about teaching, “grading” would be numbers...
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