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6 Strategies for Fast and Formative Assessments
While assessments are not the most exciting thing to do in the art room, many districts require them. Finding assessments...
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How to Help Students Develop a Body of Work
Students often create a work of art, turn it in, and are ready to move onto the next project. As...
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Try Mid-Term Triptychs for an Authentic Twist on Assessment
After the first few months of school, I like to assess my students with a project-based midterm in which my...
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How to Use Online Quizzes for Differentiation
Did you know online quizzes can be good for more than telling you what celebrity you most resemble? Using online...
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What Is It like to Teach Without Grades?
It’s no secret many people don’t think of the fine arts as real academic subject areas. As art teachers, we...
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The Wackiest Review Strategy You’ll Ever Try
Educational fads are part of teaching. New ideas are introduced, integrated, and then later abandoned in favor of other innovations....
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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 Improve Your Classroom Critiques (Ep. 114)
The search for the perfect critique is neverending. And, if we’re being honest, the search for even a halfway decent...
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How to Make Extra Credit Your Students’ Responsibility
“What can I do so that I don’t have a D in art? Can you give me some extra credit?”...
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How to Break Big News Before Parent-Teacher Conferences
When I first started teaching, I dreaded the end of the grading period. Students lined up wanting extra credit who...
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4 Reasons Critiques Need to Be Part of Your Curriculum
Back in my early days of teaching, I was always a bit hesitant to take away studio time for critiques,...
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