Curriculum Design

Science and art are two disciplines that actively celebrate failure. From Bob Ross’ famous “happy accidents” to “the scientific method...

The world of online art curricula is vast and varied. On the one hand, you may be overwhelmed with all...

Color theory is, in fact, just that—a theory. After all, everyone experiences color differently. What one person may call teal,...

We’ve all been there. You start your day with grand intentions for a stellar lesson. Still, your plans are interrupted...

We have all been there, standing in the art room, wondering, “What do I do with my students today that...

People may have been surprised when baseball pitcher and five-time Cy Young Award winner Randy Johnson announced his second career...

English Language Learners (ELLs) are an ever-growing population in American schools. When an ELL student joins one of your classes,...

Tim has been wanting to learn more about teaching IB Visual Arts, and in today’s episode, Shannon Brinkley joins him...

Photography—with all of its necessary equipment, knowledge, and technology—can be a difficult medium to teach. Today’s episode tries to break...

Nature is endlessly inspirational. Historically, artists have made many artworks based on an investigation and observation of nature. Interestingly, it’s...

In the third of an ongoing series of podcasts for new teachers, Janet Taylor joins Tim to answer new teachers’...

Due to popular demand, Tim is back this week with even more simple one-day lessons. Based on his ideas for...