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Article
What to Tell Parents Who Say Art Doesn’t Matter
Have you ever come across a parent who tries to belittle art? Perhaps it’s in the middle of a parent-teacher...
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Essential Steps to Turn Art One Students Into Artists
What is the purpose of Art One? You’ve heard some arguments before: to learn elements and principles, encourage passion for...
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The Art of Ed’s Most Popular Articles of 2016
Inspiring. Relatable. Thought-provoking. Fun. From Pinterest controversies to painting with fire, and everything in between, it’s all here–the articles art...
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A Better Argument for Art Education
These days, it sometimes feels art education is under attack. The culture of high-stakes testing has increased over the last...
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Podcast
From Trash to Treasure: Using Donations to Make Incredible Art (Ep. 043)
Notorious hoarder Andrew McCormick starts the show by sharing some of his thoughts and theories on the amazing things his...
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Podcast
8 Art Room Hacks to Make Your Teaching Life Easier (Ep. 042)
Let’s face it–the life of an art teacher is anything but simple. We have to know so much and do...
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Podcast
Art Teachers are the Key to Growing the Creative Leaders of Tomorrow (Ep. 041)
Being able to think creatively is a vitally important skill to every area in education, and of course, art teachers...
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Podcast
The Project Doctors Part 2 (Ep. 040)
The Project Doctors have returned! Back by popular demand, Andrew, and former AOE writer, Alecia Kaczmarek, team up with Tim...
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Article
How to Approach Color and Gender Stereotypes in the Art Room
Blue is for boys. Pink is for girls. This pervasive idea infiltrates the art room, limiting student imagination and growth–and...
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The Ultimate List of Secondary Art Room Bellringers
If you teach at the secondary level, you know the problems “passing time” can cause for classroom management. Sure, it’s...
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Amaze Your Students With Google Arts and Culture
Do you ever wish you could take your students to museums and historical sites around the world to show them...
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Homework in the Art Room: Yay or Nay?
Homework. This simple word is embraced by some and loathed by others. Believe it or not, homework has an extensive...
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