Differentiation

Silence is often underrated as a tool in teaching and learning. Maybe this is because it’s difficult to quantify the...

Aesthetics matter to art teachers. They always have and they always will. We are masters of appearance, able to facilitate...

It’s no secret our students have diverse needs and styles of learning. So, should we expect all our students to...

The term “rigor” in education has been a buzzword for at least a decade. It describes the result of work...

Introducing your students to a new way of learning can be overwhelming. When I began incorporating the Teaching for Artistic Behavior philosophy...

If you are looking for a fun and creative way to start your school year, look no further! The project...

Art educators constantly debate the merits of art contests for our students. With 24 years of teaching experience, I can...

Walking into an art room can be overwhelming. There are often hundreds of things happening at once with messes, materials,...

Art and other “specials” are often one of the first places students with disabilities are mainstreamed, including students with autism. This...

In traditional art classrooms, students produce work at a variety of paces. Sometimes this can leave an art teacher scrambling...