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How Pinterest Is Ruining Your Lessons
Pinterest is a teacher’s dream. It’s full of resources like lesson plans, handouts, and examples. They are all there for...
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3 Stress-Free Ways to Bring Writing Into Your Art Room
Writing is often difficult for students and art teachers alike. Whether we are writing art history essays, formally addressing static issues...
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Podcast
The Top 10 Things Students Love But Teachers Hate (Ep. 006)
In this episode Andrew will share our deep dark secrets… that there are plenty of things in the art room...
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Make Your Most Boring Drawing Projects Fun Again
Sometimes, it’s difficult to get inspired to teach drawing. Just saying the words “still-life” or “perspective” is enough to make...
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Podcast
Art Room Branding: Projects That Define Your Program (Ep. 003)
Andrew takes his first turn in the host chair for a discussion with Tim on the biggest things we do–the...
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How to Work With Students With Autism in the Art Room
There are certain students who forever stay in our hearts. One of mine is a student I’ll call Tim. When...
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A Guide for Assessing a TAB-Based Art Program
Interest in Teaching for Artistic Behaviors, or TAB, is at an all-time high. Many teachers want to learn more about...
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8 Helpful Tips to Make Your Maternity Leave Less Stressful
Growing a human is hard work but preparing to be out for six to eight weeks makes it seem even...
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5 Insider Tips for Earning More Money With Your Fundraiser
Fundraising is a great way to raise money and advocate for your program, but starting a fundraiser can be...
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How to Curb Questions and Empower Students With Anchor Charts
Has this happened to you? You’re teaching a lesson that is process based – possibly making clay pinch pots, weaving,...
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How to Stand up or Yourself When Respect Seems Like an Uphill Battle
I’ll never forget the first time I had to stand up for myself at work. Our entire building was undergoing...
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Fantastic Summer Homework Ideas for High Schoolers
If your high schoolers are anything like my high schoolers, they love spending time talking about how bored they are....
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