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Preparing for an Observation
Nothing can make a teacher more nervous than anticipating an administrator observation. The best way to ease these anxieties? Be...
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What Is Your Parent-Teacher Conference Style?
It’s that time of year again. Spring is just around the corner. We can feel it in the air but...
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Student Friendly Field Trip Follow-Ups
I am taking each and every one of my 315 students to the Des Moines Art Center this week on...
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How I CAN Statements Can Work for You
Many teachers, schools, and districts are buzzing about I CAN statements. What is all the hype and are they really...
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Take the Boredom Out of Observational Drawing
Let’s face it. Observational drawing can be downright boring for our students. The default setting many art teachers revert to...
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Setting Up a Successful Grid Drawing
Let’s face it; drawing is a difficult concept to teach. Drawing takes a lot of practice, patience and students tend...
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The Benefits of Using Guided Drawing
When I first started teaching, I never thought I would be the kind of teacher that would be in front...
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3 Easy Right Brain Drawing Strategies
Have you ever noticed that younger students (say, Kindergarten through 4th grade) are more uninhibited with their drawing than older...
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3 Fresh New Ways to Teach About Color
Hands down, color theory is my favorite thing to teach. I do a color unit every year with each grade...
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Use One Word to Correct Any Student Behavior
This time of year, you may notice students becoming immune to the sound of your voice. Do you find art...
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How Do You Handle Absent Students?
I was recently talking with one of my art teacher friends when the topic of absent students came up. Because...
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Easily Transition Between Back-to-Back Classes Using Tote Trays
This is one classroom organizational technique that I could not live without, and that all art teachers should consider. I...
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