Relationship Building

In today’s episode, Nic again solicits advice from expert teachers around the country–this time on the topic of mindfulness. No...

Did you know one billion people, or 15% of the world’s population, experience some form of disability? The CDC defines...

Spring has sprung, and the natural inspiration for artmaking is blooming. Flower-inspired art has a long history. From Ancient Egypt...

As students continue to process and work through a difficult year, we should find ways to promote students’ exploration of...

Of course, art history is important. There’s a time to introduce the familiar “Old Masters of Art.” And there’s certainly...

A Note From the Author: One of the considerations we must address when speaking about autism, is what words to...

Creating an inclusive curriculum is essential to educators so we may reach and celebrate all of our students. One important...

As art educators, we want to create a learning environment where every student feels included, valued, and encouraged. The desire...

Anyone who teaches elementary art knows that students will ask two questions during an introduction to an artist and their...

#WhyYouMatter is a public art campaign empowering students to love and appreciate themselves and others while fostering a positive school...

This time of the year is always difficult for students, even in non-pandemic times. Which makes it the perfect opportunity...

Understanding color theory is an essential part of the artmaking process. While it’s important, it is also complex. Many of...