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Teaching multiple levels at one time sounded like a good idea when you didn’t have to turn away students or...

In the era of internet misinformation, the importance of using a critical eye to double-check the source of your research...

Assessment can be intimidating for art teachers, especially if you don’t have a lot of experience with the topic. Today,...

We’ve all heard it from our friends, “Oh, it must be nice to have the next two weeks off.” And...

In the art room, differentiation goes beyond just concepts. Allowing students to really explore the materials, evaluating skills, and looking...

Have you ever scored a student’s artwork on a rubric only to add up the points and disagree with the...

As art teachers, we sometimes have the tendency to fall back in our own interests–and our own aesthetics–when we design...

As sketchnoting continues to gain popularity in all different types of educational circles, more and more teachers come to their...

Every teacher understands the struggle of planning for a sub. It can be challenging in the art room because of...

This week, a celebration is in order as The Art of Education University has enrolled its 300th student! Which prompts...

Where do artists get their ideas? We know there are very few completely original ideas and artwork out there. Many...

Being observed can be a stressful experience. The fear of judgment by a supervisor or colleague can be unnerving when...