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Sketchbooks are incredibly valuable in the art room, but it can be tough to utilize them when you teach hundreds...

Today, everyone in the world is creating content. Creating content for websites, for products, for social media. It’s endless. Each...

An art educator’s curriculum is never truly finished. Think of your students who are quick to call their project completed....

It is a big day at The Art of Education University today, as we announce our newest offering–FLEX Curriculum. AOEU’s...

 If you’ve been teaching for years, then you know how new trends in education and initiatives ebb and flow. This...

Educators are expected to demonstrate student growth in their classrooms. For art teachers, this can be daunting because we are...

Watercolor is an appropriate material for all ages. It might even be the first type of paint students are introduced...

Where do artists get their ideas? We know there are very few completely original ideas and artwork out there. Many...

Being observed can be a stressful experience. The fear of judgment by a supervisor or colleague can be unnerving when...

Portraits are a staple of almost every art curriculum. There are several ways to approach this project at each grade...

As an educator, you know so much of teaching is building relationships with your students. Once students know you care...

If you are changing grade levels this school year, you may be experiencing a bit of anxiety mixed with excitement....