Assessment

Asking the right question at the right time is powerful. Questioning is a great way to promote student confidence and...

We can do a lot of interesting things–and have a lot of success–when it comes to assessment in the art...

The summer is a great time to dig into your artistic practice. It’s a time to let go of the...

Not only is late work an annoyance and a far-too-common occurrence, but it also raises a number of questions about...

When it comes to assessment, it seems like there are a million types to choose from. It can be overwhelming,...

After last week’s conversation on ending the year with favorite teacher portraits, Tim shares some ideas on how to create...

Revision is a key component of the creative process, but it is often overlooked or forgotten. We know the important...

Grading student artwork is beyond challenging. As art teachers, we constantly grapple with assigning a letter grade to our students’...

In the Spring of 2020, like most art teachers, I found myself teaching, making art, and living all within the...

Do you have a love-hate relationship with grading? On one hand, assigning grades with letters and numbers is something all...

Today, Tim brings Janet Taylor back on the show to welcome in the new year. In this long and wide-ranging...

Have you read Marie Kondo’s book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing? The...