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Art teachers and their cats are on the great list of art teacher stereotypes. This is a stereotype, true or...

“Which one are you? Are you an artist or teacher?” When I interviewed for my teaching position, I was asked...

Art and activism are a powerful combination. In the book, Seeing Power: Art and Activism in the 21st Century, art...

Return to Learn with The Art of Education University While you may already cover contemporary art in your curriculum, some...

Throughout the years, art educators have worked with many impressive and inspiring students. We can all think of a few...

Artist portfolios are essential for students who plan to pursue a career in the arts. College and scholarship applications will...

We all know it is important to show students a diverse set of populations and points of view. AOEU writer...

Now that spring has finally sprung, consider taking your students outside to create new and exciting works of art. Switch...

Conference week is finally here, and after a short chat about the upcoming event, Lena Rodriguez joins Tim for an...

Social and emotional learning is a topic that is not discussed enough, and it is important that all art teachers...

When I was first told I would be teaching a jewelry/metals class, I panicked. I had no experience and no...

When students hear the words, “clay,” or, “ceramics,” they often think of pinch pots, mugs, and bowls. While all of...