Classroom Management

Sketchbooks can be intimidating. Hardcover, spiral-bound, softcover, handmade, digital, travel-size, graph paper, drawing paper, or a simple binder with copy...

What if one page could change everything? Welcome to The Art of Education’s Sketchbooks 101, a new YouTube series designed...

Are you feeling nervous about teaching Pre-K art? The tiniest artists in the building may have the smallest hands, but...

If you have ever been in an art room, you know that many students freeze when you hand them a...

Zero sinks, one sink, or maybe your sink area gets clogged with students! Perhaps you don’t have your own art...

Art teachers tend to be pretty independent. We manage our own spaces and make countless decisions every day, so sharing...

The beginning of the school year is the perfect time to slow down, build trust, and establish the routines that...

One of the best parts of being a high school art teacher is the relationships you build with students over...

Being an art teacher often means managing hundreds of student projects, dozens of messy materials, and multiple classes with artwork...

Students of all ages love to reminisce about their childhood. Even elementary students enjoy seeing old cartoons, toys, and activities...

In this episode of Art Ed Radio, Tim Bogatz sits down with Melissa Birnbaum, a New York City art teacher...

It’s a struggle to get all of your students cleaned up and lined up quietly before their classroom teacher arrives...