Connections

Kyle Wood is back on the podcast to talk about his upcoming ‘Arts Madness’ tournament, and he and Tim share...

Throughout history, people and civilizations have created narrative art to tell stories. The ability to read images and find meaning...

Completing a large-scale mural with elementary students is possible! Not only is it possible, but murals are an excellent way...

Thumbing through our closets and curating our everyday attire can say a lot about who we are. As art educators,...

School can be stressful for many students. They face social and emotional issues every day as they try to stay...

With AOEU on its winter break, Tim has pulled an excellent episode from the archives that was hosted by Candido...

Sitting at a desk all day listening to lectures sounds draining, tedious, and boring. As a matter of fact, classes...

Teachers today often feel like they need to battle for their students’ attention—especially when it comes to art history. Dark...

The day after Halloween, AOEU writer Josh Chrosniak makes his first appearance on the podcast to talk about his article...

The many subjects that surround art are vast and diverse. The ones that really stick with us seem to be...

Note: This article will use People First Language since we do not know the reader’s preference. The word “disability” may...

Can art teachers confidently incorporate creative writing into lessons? Is there space for writing in the art room? Can handwriting...