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2026 Summer Art Ed NOW Conference Preview (Ep. 528)
The Art Ed Now Conference is just around the corner, and Art Ed Radio host Tim Bogatz is kicking things...
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Why Art is the Most Important Class (Ep. 526)
On this episode of Art Ed Radio, host Tim Bogatz sits down with high school art teacher Chris Hodge, who...
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The June Mailbag: Differentiation, Creative Ruts, and Students Who Keep You Guessing (Ep. 520)
Welcome to the June mailbag episode of Art Ed Radio! Host Tim Bogatz is joined by Amanda Heyn, AOE’s Director...
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Why Flowers Matter in Art: Florals in Art with 20 Fun Drawing Prompts
Flowers are one of the most familiar subjects in art, but also one of the most endlessly reinvented. They’re deeply rooted...
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From the Archives: Can We Find Time to Balance Everything?
In today’s episode, Tim is joined by elementary art teacher Laura Irmis to discuss if and how we can find...
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The May Mailbag: Student Frustration, Classroom Cleanup, and End-of-Year Sanity (Ep. 516)
It’s the first Tuesday of May, which means it’s time for the Art Ed Radio Mailbag! Host Tim Bogatz is...
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From the Archives: Using Humor to Deal with Student Immaturity
In this episode from the Art Ed Radio archives, Tim and former co-host Andrew begin by sharing some memorable stories...
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The Two Timelines of an AOEU Master’s Degree (Ep. 510)
What does it really look like to earn your Master’s Degree from AOEU? In this episode of Art Ed Radio,...
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Article
Small Acts for Big Advocacy: 5 Simple Ways to Share Your Program
Art teachers know the necessity for advocacy—it’s the lifeblood of our profession. We hear about it in our undergraduate programs...
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Art Teachers Deserve to Earn More Money: 7 Tips to Advocate for Your Pay
Art teachers deserve to earn more money. You’re staying late to hang student work, buying glue sticks with your own...
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Article
Fall In Love With Air-Dry Clay: How to Make It Work in the Art Room
Many art teachers approach air-dry clay with a healthy dose of reluctance—and for good reason! Cracking, breaking, rushed timelines, and...
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