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8 Things that Amazing Art Teachers Do (Ep. 031)
A week after Tim and Andrew worked through their frustrations with terrible art teachers, they are back to celebrate the...
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Six Unique Ways to Use Your Projector in the Art Room
Most art teachers primarily use projectors to introduce lessons or show famous artwork. However, there are many other ways you...
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Comprehensive Curriculum Examples for Every Age Level
Returning to school is stressful. You’re trying to put away your supply order, create seating charts, and figure out how that...
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How to Be Taken Seriously as a Young Art Teacher
Youth is a positive thing. Young teachers have energy, haven’t been jaded by the system yet, and genuinely want to...
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Bring On the Benefits of 1-on-1 Conferencing!
One of the most powerful teaching methods for boosting student comprehension is the 1-on-1 conference. Conferencing is not when you...
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Podcast
Using Social Media to Promote Your Program (Ep. 027)
We all know art teachers need to actively look for ways to promote our programs. We have to show off...
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An In-Depth Look at the Power of Arts Integration
Art education is riddled with frameworks and philosophies. However, there is one approach encompassing the best of all art education...
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How to Use Google Forms to Make Your Life Easier
Do you want to easily organize the information you collect, seamlessly assess student learning, and increase student engagement? I have...
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Why You Should Start Your Classes With a Question
How do you begin class each day? Is it a “do-now” activity? Do you read the agenda, objectives, and outcomes...
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A Powerful Painting Project That Amplifies Student Voice
Getting students to make authentic, powerful pieces can sometimes be difficult. Students may not want to share their deep feelings...
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How to Grab Your Students’ Attention by Branding Your Classroom
Branding. Every major company uses it to compete for our sustained attention. I suggest we get on board and use...
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A Concrete Example of an Elementary TAB Unit
Teaching concepts with TAB is easier than you might think. In fact, once your classroom is up and running with...
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