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The past shapes today—how we live, where we live, and what we eat have slowly changed over time. Even our...

It’s the season of love—so let’s talk about love letters in your classroom! In our digital world, handwritten cards and...

Teaching color theory the same way every single year can get boring. Color wheels are often the “go-to” for teaching...

In today’s episode, Tim is joined by educators Paula Liz, Abigail Birhanu, Khadesia Latimer, and Tamara Slade. They are four...

As we continue with the focus on creativity in this week’s episode, assessment expert Katie White stops by the show...

The end of the year is difficult for teachers, and possibly the most difficult part of that is keeping students...

Architecture has come a long way from early post and lintel structures and cave dwellings. It has developed into a...

Artists by trade are considered skilled workers. This is why, in the Renaissance, great masters would teach apprentices their craft...

Completing a large-scale mural with elementary students is possible! Not only is it possible, but murals are an excellent way...

With AOEU on its winter break, Tim has pulled an excellent episode from the archives that was hosted by Candido...

Since its inception, printmaking has revolutionized the world as we know it. It gave writers, publishers, and artists the advantage...