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Have you ever assigned summer artmaking activities to your high schoolers only to come back in the fall to hastily...

Jason Tharp, the author and artist behind It’s Okay to be a Unicorn, It’s Okay to Smell Good, the Big...

As students continue to process and work through a difficult year, we should find ways to promote students’ exploration of...

In today’s episode, guest host Sarah Krajewski talks about her own experience investigating identity and how that learning can transfer...

Connections across the curriculum add value to students’ learning experiences. In seeking to make connections, it is not unusual for...

In today’s episode, Don Masse joins Nic to talk about teaching during the pandemic and how kids can still work...

In this special episode of Art Ed Radio, art educator and motivational speaker Kevin Honeycutt joins Tim to talk about...

In today’s episode, Nic welcomes on Daniel Bryant, an art teacher from Charleston, South Carolina. Daniel explains how and why...

With a couple of weeks to process, it is time to look back on the lessons learned in 2020. In...

There’s no question that art activates our human senses. Research shows the art experience is much more than visual. Whether...

Oil pastels are a medium that can be found in most art rooms. They’re affordable, versatile, and an all-around great...

AOEU writer Sarah Krajewski published her first book, Exactly You! The Shape of Your Feelings, on World Mental Health Day...