Studio Practices

Tim welcomes a new guest to the podcast this week! Stan Dodson, art teacher from Augusta, Georgia, joins Tim to...

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

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

As educators, we have certainly had our fair share of schooling to get to where we are. Earning your bachelor’s...

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

Assessment is something that rarely comes easy, but it can come a little easier when you’re willing to try something...

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...

Too many teachers find their budget to be the biggest concern in their classroom. It is a constant struggle when...

According to the 2019 State of Art Education Survey, 52.2% of art teachers would like to incorporate digital arts into...

The first day of school can be exciting, emotional, and challenging for many students. It is our role as art...

As you prepare students to become lifelong learners, it’s important to equip students with a variety of skills. 21st-century skills...