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Podcast
Making Rules or Making Art on Day One? (Ep. 025)
What do you do on the first day of class with your students? Why not start creating? Rules, procedures, and...
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5 Simple Ways to Use Sketchbooks in the Elementary Art Room
Many years ago, I started thinking about using sketchbooks with my upper elementary students. I knew other elementary art teachers...
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Forget Thinking Like an Artist, Start Thinking like a Designer (Ep. 024)
Why would we want our students to think like artists when they could think like designers instead? Andrew talks about...
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The 5 Crappiest Things About Being an Art Teacher
Teaching art is a calling. We get to do work we love and share our passion for creating with others. It’s...
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Teaching Art Around the World: Germany
Welcome to Teaching Art Around the World! The fifth part of the series takes us to Hamburg, Germany, where we...
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A Look at an Engaging High School Visual Arts Curriculum
When you have the chance to design your own curriculum, it’s easy to get stuck. There’s just so much you...
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6 Essential Tips for Teaching Clay From a Cart
Teaching art from a cart presents many unique challenges. Limited space, the lack of sinks, the bumpy cart, and other...
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Art Ed Now 2016 Summer Online Conference Recap!
Yesterday, July 14th, was The Art of Education’s seventh online conference! There were almost 2,000 registered attendees viewing from around the...
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The Most Important Info You Need to Know About Flipping Your Art Room
Flipping your instruction can be a lifesaver in the art room. Traditional and TAB classrooms alike can benefit from using flipped...
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How to Deal With Copyright, Plagiarism, and Original Ideas in Art Education
Originality is a key value of art education, but at the same time, replication is just as important. We want...
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Teaching Art Around the World: Thailand
Welcome to the second installment of the Teaching Art Around the World series! If you missed the first one about...
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Ten Ways to Support Literacy in the Art Room
We all know literacy is key. Getting kids to read is one thing, but fostering an excitement and fervor around...
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