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Summer is so close, you can smell it! The birds are chirping, the sun is shining, and all you want...

The end of the school year brings chaos. Students and teachers are looking forward to summer. Class schedules change for...

As we approach the end of the school year, we are always on the lookout for what we are going...

Now that we are a few weeks removed from Youth Art Month, it is the perfect time to reflect on...

Whenever I am working on a new lesson plan, I try to think of how to make it engaging for...

It’s April. The final stretch. Winter break was a lifetime ago, and spring break is now over. No pit stops...

When it comes to cooperating teachers and student teachers, there is a lot to learn–from both ends of the spectrum....

Teachers are leaving the field of education at a record rate. Whether it is the lack of resources, the toll...

We all know that it’s easier to go to school sick than it is to write sub plans. And who...

Incorporating encaustic painting into your curriculum can seem daunting. You’re probably envisioning tricky processes and costly materials. But you might...

Abby Schukei makes a quick return to the podcast to discuss her latest article with Tim. They talk about all...

Portraiture can be tricky to teach. Not only is the human form difficult to draw, many students feel self-conscious when...