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For many art teachers, assessment is a four-letter word. Assessments eat class time and don’t always provide quality information. Most...

Teaching portraiture can be difficult. It’s often something students struggle with and complain about. However, once they see they can...

It seems like every kid loves music in some way or another, and the guys are talking today about how...

How do we get kids to really retain information? How do we make sure they understand what you are presenting...

Andrew and Tim get together to talk about the reasons that teachers aren’t coming into the profession with everything they...

It’s no secret our students have diverse needs and styles of learning. So, should we expect all our students to...

Unless you’ve been a sub yourself, it’s hard to imagine what might be going through your substitute’s head when they...

It’s theme week at the Art of Ed, and this month’s theme is all about substitute teachers. The Radio Guys...

Do you ever feel like you are cheating your students when you miss school? It’s not the same when you...

We’re all familiar with the following stressful scenario. You wake up on a school morning to find yourself so ill...

A while back, the guys talked about those lessons that just aren’t working anymore–the lessons we might just want to...

Center-based learning has been growing in popularity in art education. From Teaching for Artistic Behavior to Makerspaces, the idea that...