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21 Media Resources to Use in Your Elementary or Middle School Art Room
Weeding through art catalogs and the web to find quality media for your classroom is a daunting task. That’s why...
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Use STEAM Initiatives to Build Art Appreciation
The STEAM movement has been both an asset and a detriment to art education. Although the movement has...
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Art History Writing Your Students Will Actually Want to Do
This might sound crazy, but there are art history writing assignments that kids will actually have fun doing! This video...
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A Case for Hoarding in the Art Room
I admit it. I’m a hoarder. I’m probably one tragic life event away from starring in one of those hoarder...
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3 Addictive Projects to Use When Introducing Students to Encaustic Art
We have all seen the melted crayon projects from Pinterest. In fact, I saw so many last year during our...
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Are You Using the Elements and Principles as a Crutch?
The Elements and Principles of Art are important, foundational material for any good visual arts curriculum. Many art teachers know...
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5 Art Apps to Use This School Year
In the last few years, there have been some incredible art apps developed. In fact, there have been so many developed...
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A Vision for Art Education Part Three: Authenticity
There is a renaissance happening in art education today. It’s a rebirth of concepts and methods that originated...
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Desk Therapy for Art Teachers
There are two distinct areas in the art room, the studio and the office. In nearly every other profession, there...
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2 Essential Kiln Checklists to Keep Your Art Room Safe
Have you ever had a kiln catastrophe? During my first year of teaching, my students and I partnered with a...
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20 Practical SLO Ideas for Busy Art Teachers
As I sat down to read one of our favorite books, The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Birthday, to my daughter...
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Augmented Reality Can be a Reality in Your Art Classroom
Last fall, I attended a technology conference where I went to a session on augmented reality technology (AR) and how...
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