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A Must-Read Guide for Artistic Summer Vacations
Summer is a great time to refresh, renew, and relax. For a lot of us, that is accomplished with 2 things:...
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Everything You Need to Create a Living Museum in the Art Room
I always strive to make art history connections in my lessons, but I was stumped as I worked to design my...
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Art Teachers Confess: Artists We Can’t Stand
It is widely accepted that Picasso, one of the greatest artists of all time, made 30,000 works in his lifetime....
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70 Children’s Books About Famous Artists
What better way to jumpstart a lesson than with an engaging story? Here are 70 children’s books that feature famous artists....
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20 Practical SLO Ideas for Busy Art Teachers
As I sat down to read one of our favorite books, The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Birthday, to my daughter...
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The Ultimate Guide to Acing the Praxis II Art Test
Art teachers and test-taking go together like oil and water. However, sometimes tests are unavoidable. For many, one such test...
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Make It Work! 8 Lessons Art Educators Can Learn From Tim Gunn
Sitting in a room of 3,000 plus art teachers, but feeling like you were in an intimate conversation with the...
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24 Movies to Show in Your High School Art Room
Although movies are sometimes cast in a bad light by administrators and parents, we know that a good movie can...
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The Best Books to Read Aloud in Your High School Art Room
I have no problem with a loud art room. I rather like it, actually. Students in my room are active, they...
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3 Ways to Use Memes in the Art Room
You might adore them. You may despise them. Either way, memes are part of our contemporary Internet environment, and they...
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How to Conduct Socratic Seminars in the Art Room
For those who aren’t familiar with the concept, a Socratic Seminar is a classroom discussion that focuses on big ideas...
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Doodle Tac-Toe: An Artsy Twist to a Classic Game!
My students and I LOVE drawing games! The same company that brought us Whatchmadrawit, now brings us Doodle Tac-Toe! Instead of...
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