Creativity

Jen Leban is back on the podcast today to share her thoughts on technology, creativity, and why teachers don’t need...

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

Whether it’s a piece of art history by a master, a contemporary installation, a community mural, or a student drawing,...

Following Tim’s previous episode about games in the art room, Kyle Wood returns to the podcast to dive deeper into...

Congratulations! You are officially a licensed art teacher! Student teaching may have been challenging, smooth sailing, or somewhere in the...

Over the past several years, there have been vast and groundbreaking improvements in technology, both in and out of the...

Have you ever tried to encourage better craftsmanship only to have students tell you they like their work the way...

The end of the school year can bring about contradictory feelings. You may feel a sense of relief that a...

Color theory is, in fact, just that—a theory. After all, everyone experiences color differently. What one person may call teal,...

As summer approaches, so does that annual day of enthusiasm, sweat, and sunscreen—elementary field day. Students live for this moment....

Tim has been wanting to learn more about teaching IB Visual Arts, and in today’s episode, Shannon Brinkley joins him...

Tabletop role-playing games, otherwise known as TTRPGs, are currently experiencing a surge in popularity. Dungeons & Dragons sales alone jumped...