Differentiation

If you’re like me, you’ve probably heard of the Reggio philosophy that comes from Reggio Emilia Italy. But, while the student-led, inquiry-based...

As teachers, we are continually improving our practice, and we all have different strengths. However, I know many art teachers struggle...

Art of Ed writer Abby Schukei joins Tim to share strategies to help every student find success, which encourages and...

At first thought, art and science couldn’t seem further apart. But, in all actuality, many commonalities can be found between...

It is the 3rd quarter of the school year and in my building, that means the start of standardized testing....

There are certain students who forever stay in our hearts. One of mine is a student I’ll call Tim. When...

In my opinion, grids can be a part of a beneficial skill set. In my classroom, grids help kids with...

With first semester winding down, it’s a great time to get a pulse on what your students think about your...

As a teacher, you know your energy can be swallowed up by other people’s children. By the end of the...

It is often said that students–especially our youngest–learn with all of their senses, and the art room is a wonderful...

Picture this: 8 art students walk into an art room filled to the brim with beautiful art supplies. They all...