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Art history can be a challenge to teach and incorporate into non-art history classes. How do you stay up-to-date on...

Meet Generation Alpha, the first true digital natives. These students grew up with devices at their fingertips and navigated their...

We are rolling into the new year with the January mailbag, and Amanda Heyn is back with Tim to answer...

Crayons hold a special place in the hearts of art teachers—and for good reason! Beyond their nostalgic charm, the crayon...

Do you ever feel like creating rubrics takes more time than the actual art projects themselves? Time is valuable! As...

As art teachers, we all know art portfolios are a great idea for our students. But do we really know...

Assessing creative work can be extremely difficult. While math and science will often have one correct outcome, art is open-ended...

Reflection is a key part of the artmaking process and having a growth mindset. It helps you be the best...

Screen printing in a classroom with 30 or so students can feel impossible. However, with solid planning, screen printing is...

Art teachers, by nature, are creative individuals. If you get excited about the creation aspect of teaching but you’re not...

As an art teacher, you are a natural-born leader. You capture and maintain the attention of 30 or more students...

Note: Be sure to review all resources and preview all artists before determining if they are appropriate to share with...