Studio Practices

We are on to Learning to Love Ceramics, the sequel! So many teachers have a love/hate relationship with teaching ceramics,...

Do you display student artwork at your school? Are the most technically sound and visually appealing pieces the only ones...

As art teachers, we are continually looking for ways to challenge our students. Within the last couple of years, 3D...

There are a few topics in art education that seem to pop up no matter what grade level you teach....

Have you ever tried to fire glass in your school kiln? I once actually unloaded 550 unfused glass pieces because...

It always seems as though there is so much to teach, yet so little time. If you’re struggling to fit...

So many teachers have a love/hate relationship with teaching ceramics, but the Radio Guys want to convince everyone they can...

Many people can’t wrap their heads around having a clay center for students to work independently in their classroom. Whether...

If you only see your students once a week, preserving clay projects between classes can present some major challenges. If...

There’s nothing more engaging than using clay with students. There truly is something magical about the mess and the hands-on...

Tim has the awesome opportunity to interview author Drew Daywalt–of The Day The Crayons Quit fame–who will be a featured...