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A Simple Trick to Make Time for Each of Your Students
It can be difficult to find time to visit with individual students during the rush of a busy art class...
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Podcast
How To Teach Color Theory and Keep Students Engaged (Ep. 005)
This episode is a great discussion on color theory, as well as the “hows” and “whys” of teaching it. Andrea...
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Article
15 Things to Do When Parents Pass You By at Conferences
Sometimes no matter how hard you lobby for parents to come see you at conferences, they just…don’t. You can put...
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Article
The 4 Stages of the Job Search
In the education field, there’s no such thing as the “slow season.” In fact, I’d argue that we are coming...
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Podcast
From Talented to Terrible, Find Success Teaching Every Student (Ep. 002)
Art of Ed writer Abby Schukei joins Tim to share strategies to help every student find success, which encourages and...
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Article
The Best Tool to Keep Your AP Studio Students On Track
The AP Studio Art portfolio is an undertaking. 24 works (12 Breadth, 12 Concentration) for a portfolio is no small...
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How the AOE Online Conference Covers All Aspects of Art Ed
Art teachers are a wide and varied bunch. There are people all over the choice spectrum, teaching all different age...
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The 13 Pillars of Art Education Every Art Teacher Should Know
As a teacher, you know you make hundreds, if not thousands, of decisions every day in your classroom. As an...
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10 Realistic Goals for the New Year
Well… it’s that time again. The year is winding down making it a nice time to reflect. Of course, we...
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The Author and Illustrator Who Celebrates His Mistakes
As art teachers, we know it’s OK for students to make mistakes. In fact, many of us encourage exploration...
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Article
Rewriting Your Curriculum Doesn’t Have to Be Scary
I absolutely love a good curriculum review! To me, there is something reinvigorating (and a little addicting) about the ability to...
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Article
8 Distractions Every Art Teacher Should Avoid
According to a recent study at the University of California, Irvine, it takes an average of 25 minutes to return...
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