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Now that summer is finally here, teachers can focus their attention on self-care, creating art, and other activities for personal...

Everyone is questioning what our schools will look like this summer, this fall, and even further into the future. How...

This week is the return of Art Ed Radio’s former co-host, Andrew McCormick! Now that he has some time on...

Art Education and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Many art educators are taking on the challenge of creating eLearning activities for their...

Art Education and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) The rapid switch to remote learning has left many educators missing their classrooms. After...

With the NAEA National Conference coming up soon, it never hurts to start thinking about how to make the most...

The versatility of clay will continue to be a classroom favorite. Teachers continue to flock toward the medium because of...

Cultural appropriation is a consequential issue for art teachers, and it is important that we spend time creating a culturally...

Social and Emotional Learning, or SEL, is an important part of any child’s development. Schools are increasingly focused on educating...

Visual journaling is a practice shared by many artists and creatives that allows them to experience and document discoveries. Think...

After publishing her popular article last week, Abby sits down with Tim to discuss the best strategies to manage student...

As an educator, you know so much of teaching is building relationships with your students. Once students know you care...