Classroom Management

Note: Be sure to browse each artist’s website and work before deciding what is appropriate to show and discuss with...

Though we may be feeling optimistic that things will eventually be getting closer to normal in our classrooms, we still...

No matter if you have been teaching art for one year or twenty, there are some tools and materials that...

Following her incredibly popular NOW Conference presentation, Khadesia Latimer joins Candido today for a discussion of all things tech-related in...

Following last week’s discussion on engagement strategies, Tim is back to share a unique way to get kids excited about...

Art teachers and their cats are on the great list of art teacher stereotypes. This is a stereotype, true or...

There is a long-standing debate about the merits of having a messy desk. Whether you prefer a neat and tidy...

Engagement is an ongoing challenge, as we are always trying to find ways to get students involved and excited about...

In the second of an ongoing series of podcasts for new teachers, Janet Taylor and Lindsey Moss both join Tim...

Many teachers look forward to assembling valentines and decorating their classrooms with hearts as February approaches. You may even be...

Quarantines, snow days, classroom extensions, and the pure love of creating—there are countless reasons why we may assign at-home learning...

We all love our jobs. After all, being an art teacher is the best job ever. Aside from all the...