Connections

The worst thing to hear from a student is, “When am I ever going to need to know this?” This...

Have you ever realized another teacher in your school was teaching the same concepts you were teaching in art? “Wait,...

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

Jonathan Juravich returns to the show to talk more about how we teach awareness and empathy in the art room....

Humans are all about experiences. We thrive on them. Think back to your last week, what stands out to you?...

The self-portrait has an extensive history dating back to ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian civilizations. It can be seen throughout...

The following article is written by an art educator working in a district that supports inclusive practices. The article is...

Have you ever wanted to start a legacy project that highlights the extraordinary work of your students? Do you find...

If you’re able to get away this summer, take advantage of your time off! Travel to a new and interesting...

Every few years, we hear about a new approach to better prepare young people for life after high school. Unfortunately,...

If you follow Nic’s blog or social media accounts, you know all about the Artist Trading Card swap. In today’s...

So, who painted the Mona Lisa anyway? Oh, how this question can be crushing for a passionate art educator. It...