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Podcast
STEM, STEAM, and PBL: 3 Acronyms You Should Actually Care About (Ep. 012)
In this episode, Andrew will shed some light on new acronyms from the art ed world including STEM, STEAM, and...
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Article
New Online Grad Class | Studio: Painting – Tempera & Acrylic
Today we are proud to announce a exciting new addition to our popular line-up of hands-on Studio Classes: Introducing… Studio: Painting –...
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Article
Teaching Skills for the 21st Century: Creativity
Our job as educators is to prepare our students for life after school. However, the rapid development of technology means...
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Podcast
Can Intrinsic Motivation Be Developed? (Ep. 010)
A classroom where every student is intrinsically motivated is an art teacher’s dream, but it’s rarely a reality. In this...
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Podcast
No More Dead White Guys (Ep. 009)
Too often, art teachers rely on the canons of art history when introducing the subject to their students. This episode...
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Article
5 Projects to Combat Spring Fever
When the sunshine of spring comes out, behavior tends to disintegrate like the gray piles of snow left in the...
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Article
How to Make a Teaching Portfolio for Your Next Interview
One of my final tasks as an undergraduate was to create a teaching portfolio that I could utilize when I started...
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Article
New Online Course Announced—Studio: Glitter and Glue Sticks (April Fools’!)
Note: This was our April Fools’ Article from 2016. If you’re interested in any of AOE’s fantastic other (and real) courses,...
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Article
3 Ways to Motivate Your Students on Tough Days
Motivation and engagement are two things we are continually striving for in our art rooms. If students don’t like being...
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Article
The Real Reason Why I’ve Decided to Slow My Students Down
If your teaching philosophy is anything like mine, then you strive to expose students to as many materials, techniques, and...
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Article
How to Maximize Your Student Learning Outcomes
Whether you love them or despise them, the purpose of Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs) is to guide instruction and, in...
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Podcast
The Top 10 Things Students Love But Teachers Hate (Ep. 006)
In this episode Andrew will share our deep dark secrets… that there are plenty of things in the art room...
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