Classroom Management

People may have been surprised when baseball pitcher and five-time Cy Young Award winner Randy Johnson announced his second career...

English Language Learners (ELLs) are an ever-growing population in American schools. When an ELL student joins one of your classes,...

Tabletop role-playing games, otherwise known as TTRPGs, are currently experiencing a surge in popularity. Dungeons & Dragons sales alone jumped...

We all know that art teachers are creative. Despite that, we can all appreciate discovering new ways to make teaching...

We have good intentions. Yet somehow, we get to the end of the school year and find ourselves stuffing supplies...

Grief is part of the human experience. It can show up any time in your life when you suffer the...

Photography—with all of its necessary equipment, knowledge, and technology—can be a difficult medium to teach. Today’s episode tries to break...

Nature is endlessly inspirational. Historically, artists have made many artworks based on an investigation and observation of nature. Interestingly, it’s...

In the third of an ongoing series of podcasts for new teachers, Janet Taylor joins Tim to answer new teachers’...

Exciting news, art teachers! You have almost made it through another year of teaching art. This year was challenging, but...

A big part of our job as art teachers is to put on a huge art show each year, usually...

Due to popular demand, Tim is back this week with even more simple one-day lessons. Based on his ideas for...