Advocacy

Does the thought of people helping in your art room excite you or stress you out? These amazing humans, also...

Times have changed. Parents used to be partners in a teacher’s work with students. They were a trusted resource to...

What did you learn from your student teaching? Which of those lessons are still with you? In today’s episode, Nic...

Inspiration and ideas are fickle and funny beasts. Some are good. Some are great. Some are okay, and some are...

Many art teachers not only self-identify as creative and passionate but also part book-worm. It is no wonder, really. We...

As art educators, there are many ways to define and conduct research. From initial investigations for an upcoming lesson to...

Can ALL classes work in sketchbooks? Even kindergarteners? Insanity? Well, it isn’t! Once you begin using sketchbooks with all levels,...

As an educator, you know so much of teaching is building relationships with your students. Once students know you care...

If you teach in the United States, chances are you have English Language Learners (ELLs) in your classroom. In the...

Cross-curricular planning is a philosophy in education that attempts to put an end to isolated instruction and learning. As art...

If you are changing grade levels this school year, you may be experiencing a bit of anxiety mixed with excitement....

Do you know what the most valuable resource is in your classroom? It is YOU! You are the gifted and...