Assessment

If you teach at the secondary level, you know the problems “passing time” can cause for classroom management. Sure, it’s...

Teachers often remark that grading is their least favorite part of teaching. It can be time-consuming and may seem ineffective. However,...

Are you looking for a way to make critiques more fun and engaging for students? Why not make a game...

One of the most powerful teaching methods for boosting student comprehension is the 1-on-1 conference. Conferencing is not when you...

Many years ago, I started thinking about using sketchbooks with my upper elementary students. I knew other elementary art teachers...

The process of applying to art school can be stressful for graduating students, but it can also be stressful for...

Teaching concepts with TAB is easier than you might think. In fact, once your classroom is up and running with...

Last year, we released some super popular K-8 and High School Curriculum Documents. Each sheet gave a one-page look at a...

High School art teacher, Jeanne Bjork, was recently my guest on Art Ed Radio for an episode focused on AP...

Several years ago, I noticed my upper elementary students were struggling to complete their projects on time. They seemed more focused...

Around this time every summer, I start to wonder if I wrapped up my art classes in a thorough and...

Some days, assessment in the art room seems like an oxymoron. You stress creativity and choice but then find yourself...