Curriculum

There are many “hidden” parts of a busy art room that need artful organization! Consider how to organize curriculum, scope...

Are you in the habit of scrambling each evening trying to figure out what your classes are going to do...

Many art teachers pick up and hang onto a lot of inspiring resources. Some art teachers are self-proclaimed maximalists with...

As part of the ongoing series of podcasts for new teachers, Janet Taylor joins Tim to discuss what new teachers...

After last week’s mailbag discussion about teaching art on a cart, a number of listeners reached out asking for more...

As we come to the final weeks of school, our thoughts seem to naturally drift to what we will be...

Despite its long history in the world of art, many art teachers do not know about atelier training–so it is...

Roses are red, and violets are blue; your students love choice, and soon so will you. In this season of...

Sitting at a desk all day listening to lectures sounds draining, tedious, and boring. As a matter of fact, classes...

As a professional artist, it may be tricky to determine when a piece of artwork is finished. You can spend...

There are so many education-adjacent buzzwords, theories, and acronyms. It can be difficult to know which will have a lasting...

We all know art teachers are experts when creating artwork with plaster and molds. It’s fun, messy, and usually fail-proof....