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If you have students with special needs in your art room, they may come to class with a paraprofessional, teacher...

Imagine showing up to class and presenting your students with lipstick, aluminum foil, cola, and ink and telling them to...

Amanda is back for the March mailbag today! As always, she and Tim take listener questions and share some of...

With the increase in swiping and typing, students are losing the ability to gauge pressure with their hands. Being able...

In a culture of instant gratification and short attention spans, students lack opportunities to hone their planning and time management...

Lithography in a K-12 art room sounds complicated, doesn’t it? Traditional lithography is a printmaking process where the artist draws...

In today’s episode from the archives, Tim welcomes art teacher Stephanie Zeiler for a wide-ranging conversation. They begin by discussing...

Abby Houston (@abbypainterart) joins Tim today to talk about education, artmaking, and the joy of creating within a community. After...

Failing equals bad, right? Wrong! Failure is often seen as a sign of inadequacy or a lack of ability, especially...

Every year, it seems like the student behaviors get more challenging. Strategies that once worked are no longer effective and...

Do you ever feel like creating rubrics takes more time than the actual art projects themselves? Time is valuable! As...