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Podcast
Art Show Secrets (Ep. 459)
Continuing on with the Youth Art Month discussions, Tim invites the stars of AOE’s Art Show Secrets on the podcast...
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Article
Youth Art Month (YAM) Trivia: Ignite Curiosity and Celebrate Creativity!
When you encounter an intriguing trivia question, you may notice you sit up taller and tenser, lean in closer to...
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Article
10 Fun Ways to Spark Joy and Fall in Love with Art All Over Again
Teaching art is incredibly rewarding, but it’s also easy to lose sight of your own creative spark amidst lesson plans...
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Lisa Frank: Glitter, Greed, and Art Room Nostalgia (Ep. 455)
After watching the Lisa Frank: Glitter and Greed docuseries, Abby and Amanda join Tim to break down all 4 episodes...
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Article
An Unexpected Way to Use Tin Foil in the Art Room for Lithography Prints
Lithography in a K-12 art room sounds complicated, doesn’t it? Traditional lithography is a printmaking process where the artist draws...
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Article
Tiny Acts, Big Impacts: The Power of Creative Play for Art Teachers
Art teachers juggle a lot—lesson planning, grading, and managing student creativity—all while trying to maintain their own artistic spark. Finding...
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Back to Basics: How to Teach Different Photography Genres in the Art Room
Introducing photography genres to K-12 students is a powerful way to expand their understanding of art and the world around...
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Fresh Artists and Engaging Ways to Bring Them to Your Art Students
Art history can be a challenge to teach and incorporate into non-art history classes. How do you stay up-to-date on...
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Failure-Friendly Art Rooms: How to Redefine Mistakes as Learning Opportunities
Failing equals bad, right? Wrong! Failure is often seen as a sign of inadequacy or a lack of ability, especially...
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