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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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Teach Your Students to Observe Like Artists in Just 5 Steps
Artists have a variety of habits that help them grow and improve their craft, which is why I love to...
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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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How to Get Your Middle School Students to Talk About Art
Isn’t it funny that you can have a group of middle school students who talk the entire class, but the...
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The Perfect Introduction to Portraiture for High School Students
Teaching portraiture can be difficult. It’s often something students struggle with and complain about. However, once they see they can...
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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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Why Students Should Present Their Work in Public
Do you ever have students stand up in front of their peers to present their work in public? Public speaking...
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4 Ways to Get Honest Feedback From Your Elementary Students
Elementary art students often LOVE art class. It’s one place they are free to be creative, independent, and messy. It’s...
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How to Generate Student Feedback to Improve Your Classes
Generating feedback is an important practice we strive to instill in our students. For example, during a critique, students give...
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5 Types of Rubrics to Use in Your Art Classes
Most art teachers use rubrics to assess students’ work. Rubrics are a great way to make sure students understand the...
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