Differentiation

Administrators frequently ask art teachers to make cross-curricular connections in their classrooms. But what is really driving this request? I...

I have a blind and cognitively challenged student in my fifth-grade art class. My college classes touched briefly on special...

Ah, December. The magical time of year when holiday cheer is in the air and good behavior disappears in the...

As the end of the year, or even the semester approaches, thoughts often turn to final projects. But what is...

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The Project Doctors have returned! Back by popular demand, Andrew, and former AOE writer, Alecia Kaczmarek, team up with Tim...

Blue is for boys. Pink is for girls. This pervasive idea infiltrates the art room, limiting student imagination and growth–and...

Special needs students are an absolute joy to teach, but it can undoubtedly be a struggle at times. Andrew brings...

The Radio Guys bring former AOE writer, Alecia Kaczmarek, on the show to answer listeners’ questions about those projects that...

Flipped instruction is a popular teaching method, and for good reason. It gives teachers more class time to delve deeper...

The first couple months of school are always hectic for teachers. Learning students’ names, getting used to a new schedule,...

Art teachers everywhere face the fact that many students struggle with creativity. Call it a crisis in creativity or spend...