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Foreground, middle ground, and background seem like easy concepts to teach our students, but it’s often a bit trickier than...

As an art teacher, you undoubtedly want new teaching tools and new ideas for your classroom. You want new learning...

Figuring out how to meet the needs of all the students in the art room is a tall order for any...

One of the most significant initiatives in education today is STEAM. If you’re unfamiliar with the term, STEAM stands for Science,...

One of the exciting things about the artmaking process is that your students can bring their ideas to life. There’s...

Those comments like “I’m finished” and “What do I do now?” are enough to drive any teacher crazy? But what...

Bringing art history into your classroom is no doubt an effective way to teach students about styles of art, artistic movements, and...

We talk to our students all the time about how to deal with bullies. But do we ever think about...

When students move through most school systems, they are taught questions have a singular “right” answer. They learn their performance...

In this very special episode of Art Ed Radio, Tim is in the Los Angeles studio of artist Alexa Meade....

Silence is often underrated as a tool in teaching and learning. Maybe this is because it’s difficult to quantify the...

Are you looking for a quick lesson that hits multiple objectives? If so, torn paper landscapes might be for you! This...