Relationship Building

Watercolor is a versatile medium. It can be used with all age levels and is often readily available outside the...

As art teachers, we can make meaningful connections with students and create safe spaces for important conversations. Of course, we...

Amid tumultuous times, or even during a personal struggle, the art classroom is our students’ go-to safe space. Whether you...

What happens if you need to teach art on a cart this school year? Due to new social distancing guidelines...

One way to engage students in printmaking is to challenge what they may already believe. In his book, Beautiful Blackbird,...

Critiquing in the classroom is an essential piece of art education. Not only does it provide opportunities for students to...

Teachers leave their classrooms for a variety of reasons. Whatever the case may be, when it comes time to say...

Throughout the years, art educators have worked with many impressive and inspiring students. We can all think of a few...

Art Education and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) So many kids want to be back in school. Teachers want to be back...

“I feel helpless,” wrote a White art teacher on social media in response to everything going on in our country....

Conversations of race and equity in education along with the achievement gap are a priority. Watch the news, observe any...

Art Education and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Taking time at the end of this school year to reflect and hear from...