Curriculum Approaches

Return to Learn with The Art of Education University  If you attended the Summer 2020 NOW Conference, you may have...

The last several months have been unlike any other for educators. Everyone is already on edge, being amid a pandemic...

Visual art, while extremely creative, isn’t always the most sustainable when it comes to materials. Think of all the dried...

Many art teachers include figure drawing in their curriculum. Students learn to draw the figure in proportion by learning a...

Art Education and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Art educators understand the importance of student choice in the classroom. For many, the...

Art Education and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) When setting up your classroom for online learning, it’s important to rethink the “how”...

Refer to College Board for the latest requirements on AP Art and Design Portfolios as submission details continue to change...

Art Education and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) As we continue to plan for engaging eLearning activities, many of us have turned...

Art Education and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) In today’s climate, school closures are becoming a common occurrence. Whether it’s because of...

As art teachers, we are constantly battling with time management in our classrooms. When it comes to deadlines, some art...

 If you’ve been teaching for years, then you know how new trends in education and initiatives ebb and flow. This...

Assessment can be an overwhelming word. That word can put a lot of pressure on our students, and it can...