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If you are an education nerd like me, the Grant Wiggins article “Seven Keys to Effective Feedback” gets your wheels...

Anyone who thinks learning only happens in quiet study halls is sadly mistaken. Higher levels of learning can take place...

2013 was filled with many professional milestones and changes for me. I attended NAEA, completed and passed my National Board...

You are accustomed to people adding things to your plate. You probably feel obligated to do more because it’s ‘the...

When I started my journey towards national board certification in the fall of 2012, I had no idea how much...

Your students make amazing pieces of art. The artwork is displayed beautifully all winter. Portfolios are assembled, assessments are finished....

Previously, I talked about the nitty gritty details of setting up and executing an amazing plaster mask lesson in your...

Trying to sneak vegetables into my son’s diet is like trying to sneak art history into my visual arts curriculum....

It’s really easy to focus on the negatives of teaching art. Large class sizes, other teachers always asking to borrow...

To ensure success for all the artists in your classroom, why not try open-ended lesson planning? Planning open-ended lessons allows...

The market for specialized equipment aimed at helping students that require accommodations, as well as developing fine motor skills, is...

No, this isn’t an article about the latest in fashion trends, but it IS about clothing AND art education- Go...