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Students often create a work of art, turn it in, and are ready to move onto the next project. As...

I believe it’s important to teach our kids to use their talents and skills to bring joy to others. During the...

Should you stay or should you go? How do you know when a teaching situation has become toxic, and how...

Everywhere we look, examples of cultural appropriation abound; on television, in advertising, across the internet. Celebrities take aspects of cultures...

Working with at-risk students can be difficult. Many times, they are dealing with home situations far beyond our control. But,...

Like many of you, my heart broke a little (okay, it fell to pieces) when I read Tim’s article, It’s Time...

Drawing is a fundamental part of the artmaking process. It’s even proven to aid in child development. But, while drawing may be...

Visualizing things from various angles and perspectives isn’t something most people do in their day-to-day activities. Making three-dimensional objects can...

Did you know online quizzes can be good for more than telling you what celebrity you most resemble? Using online...

I hate teaching watercolor. I want to love it, but I just can’t get there. My biggest frustration is that...

When I first started teaching, I focused on dressing “professionally.” Dress pants, nice tops, and dress shoes. After ruining several...

After talking with Abby Schukei last month about teaching content when you struggle, Tim is inspired to learn more about...