Studio Practices

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

If you have ever taught ceramics in a high school setting, you have likely dealt with some inappropriate projects. So...

I love teaching clay lessons. Students love them, too. Year after year, when I poll my students about their favorite...

If your classes are like mine, you have way more students than you have pottery wheels. This can be a problem...

If you’ve been stuck in a pinch pot and coil pot rut you aren’t alone. Many teachers use these projects...

Art and activism go hand-in-hand. Art is often the glue that solidifies and unifies people under one cause. Banners, posters,...

Art is the academic subject that can best heal trauma. Whether students are suffering on an individual or collective level,...

This time of year can feel especially isolating. Days go by where teachers just drop their kids and wave. Prep...

Working with students in an adapted art setting can be challenging. Often, materials and tools need to be modified to...

Administrators frequently ask art teachers to make cross-curricular connections in their classrooms. But what is really driving this request? I...

What do you do when your older students want to finger paint? Let them! Be sure to watch today’s video...

Have you ever come across a parent who tries to belittle art? Perhaps it’s in the middle of a parent-teacher...