Curriculum Design

Cultural appropriation is a consequential issue for art teachers, and it is important that we spend time creating a culturally...

When building your curriculum for success, it’s essential to include opportunities for low-risk practice into your daily routine. When students...

After the introduction of FLEX Curriculum last week, the response from teachers and districts has been overwhelming. So this week,...

Social media has become a major force in how educators obtain new ideas for the classroom. Applications like Facebook, Instagram,...

Many art teachers have a lot of autonomy when it comes to curriculum. According to the 2019 State of Art...

Does the phrase “curriculum revision” excite you or bring a sense of unease? Whether you are a veteran art educator...

This week, The Art of Education University announced our newest offering–FLEX Curriculum! But what is FLEX, and what does it...

An art educator’s curriculum is never truly finished. Think of your students who are quick to call their project completed....

It is a big day at The Art of Education University today, as we announce our newest offering–FLEX Curriculum. AOEU’s...

  Hello, I’m Jessica Balsley, Founder and President at The Art of Education University (AOEU). I remember my first years...

To an administrator, teaching art can seem simple. They know you encourage creativity, talk about artists, and make messes in...

During the school year, art teachers are so busy with instruction, materials preparation, displays, and art shows; there is little...