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Make Your Most Boring Drawing Projects Fun Again
Sometimes, it’s difficult to get inspired to teach drawing. Just saying the words “still-life” or “perspective” is enough to make...
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The 4 Stages of the Job Search
In the education field, there’s no such thing as the “slow season.” In fact, I’d argue that we are coming...
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Podcast
Is Originality Dead? (Ep. 001)
This is the first episode of Art Ed Radio - the new Art of Ed podcast headed your way. Enjoy!
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Taking the Fear Out of Going to the Elementary School Computer Lab
There’s something about taking 30 elementary students to the computer lab that can be utterly terrifying. Logging in, getting everyone...
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AOE Winter 2016 Online Conference Recap
Yesterday, January 30th, was The Art of Education’s sixth online conference! Can you believe it?! With a record number...
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How Student-Directed Collaboration Can Benefit Your Students
Once you’ve been in education for a while, you notice how often new trends and buzzwords develop. Some are here...
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7 Paint Routines You’ll Never Regret Teaching
Let me start by saying that I know routines are extremely important, especially in the art room. However, it wasn’t until this...
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Faith Ringgold Has a Special Message for YOU!
I recently had the amazing opportunity to sit down and speak with artist Faith Ringgold and ask her a few...
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5 Ways to Incorporate Humor Into Your Classroom
“Don’t let them see you smile before Christmas.” This advice is often given to new teachers. The thinking is that being...
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How to Teach Skills With the Gradual Release Model
Guiding students to become independent learners is a goal of teachers everywhere. A proven method for teaching for eventual student autonomy is...
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The 10 Stages of Snow Day Anticipation
It seems like Mother Nature just doesn’t know what to do with herself this winter. One day, I’m wearing flip-flops,...
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Don’t Forget This Important Cross-Curricular Connection!
We all know that kids don’t get enough art, but have you ever thought that they don’t get enough music,...
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