Advocacy

When the season gets a little hairy, it’s important to take a step back and remember to not take ourselves...

Is your school covered in pesky cinder block walls? Not only are cinder block walls cold and unwelcoming, but they...

For the past several years, art educators, Marla Seibold and Petra Maton at Evanston Township High School in Evanston, Illinois,...

Love. At first, this might seem like a topic you and your students don’t want to discuss. The last thing...

Social media has become a major force in how educators obtain new ideas for the classroom. Applications like Facebook, Instagram,...

Many art teachers have a lot of autonomy when it comes to curriculum. According to the 2019 State of Art...

  Hello, I’m Jessica Balsley, Founder and President at The Art of Education University (AOEU). I remember my first years...

To an administrator, teaching art can seem simple. They know you encourage creativity, talk about artists, and make messes in...

Did you know that Saturday marked The Art of Education’s fourteenth online conference? It’s true! Over 2,000 registered attendees viewed...

Today, Nic talks to Jeanne Styczinski, a children’s book author and illustrator, former kindergarten teacher, and artist-in-residence. Listen as they...

As art teachers, we have a special blessing (and sometimes a curse) to constantly notice the areas of our schools...

As art teachers, we are constantly battling with time management in our classrooms. When it comes to deadlines, some art...