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This episode is a great discussion on color theory, as well as the “hows” and “whys” of teaching it. Andrea...

Sometimes, it’s difficult to get inspired to teach drawing. Just saying the words “still-life” or “perspective” is enough to make...

In the education field, there’s no such thing as the “slow season.” In fact, I’d argue that we are coming...

This is the first episode of Art Ed Radio - the new Art of Ed podcast headed your way. Enjoy!

There’s something about taking 30 elementary students to the computer lab that can be utterly terrifying. Logging in, getting everyone...

  Yesterday, January 30th, was The Art of Education’s sixth online conference! Can you believe it?! With a record number...

Once you’ve been in education for a while, you notice how often new trends and buzzwords develop. Some are here...

Let me start by saying that I know routines are extremely important, especially in the art room. However, it wasn’t until this...

I recently had the amazing opportunity to sit down and speak with artist Faith Ringgold and ask her a few...

“Don’t let them see you smile before Christmas.” This advice is often given to new teachers. The thinking is that being...

Guiding students to become independent learners is a goal of teachers everywhere. A proven method for teaching for eventual student autonomy is...

It seems like Mother Nature just doesn’t know what to do with herself this winter. One day, I’m wearing flip-flops,...