Connections

If you ask a group of first graders about emotions and feelings, they can usually name a few. “Happy! Sad!...

How much choice you offer your students can be overwhelming. As students develop toward an advanced curriculum, you will want...

The world of art theft, heists, and cons is fascinating. These stories of crime don’t only fascinate art lovers; they...

Introducing new and exciting artists in your classroom can be a powerful experience. But, have you ever thought to bring...

“To live is to wrestle with despair, yet never allow despair to have the last word.” -Cornell West Rachel Hallquist,...

Social-Emotional Learning has come to the forefront in classrooms. As art teachers, it is imperative to think about our students’...

There’s no question that art activates our human senses. Research shows the art experience is much more than visual. Whether...

Today, Tim talks to artist and art educator Sharonda Harris-Marshall about a variety of topics, including her writing about the...

The arts can be a powerful tool to teach students about cultures, environments, and other groups of people they might...

Art educators are laser-focused on preparing students to think and work creatively. One way we can achieve this is to...

Today, Jordan DeWilde returns to the show to share with Nic how his year has been going and what ideas...

Continuing to build your bank of artists and resources is always a wise investment as their work and lives might...