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From Small Seeds to Big Ideas: Fun Brainstorming Strategies for the Art Room
I don’t know what to draw; I don’t have any good ideas; I don’t know where to start. Sound familiar? ...
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Podcast
The May Mailbag: Student Frustration, Classroom Cleanup, and End-of-Year Sanity (Ep. 516)
It’s the first Tuesday of May, which means it’s time for the Art Ed Radio Mailbag! Host Tim Bogatz is...
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Why Every Art Teacher Needs a Few Good Jokes
When we think about the memorable moments of our teaching careers, big events often come to mind, like the art...
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Podcast
Bananas, Bosch, and Beyond: The Funniest Works in Art History
In this episode of Art Ed Radio, Tim is joined by Kyle Wood, art teacher and host of the Who...
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Art Teacher Fails Every Art Teacher Makes and How to Fix Them
When things go wrong in the art room, it can go very wrong. A paint spill can turn into a...
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1 Simple Way to Infuse Art History & Ignite Curiosity in the Art Room
Do you need a simple way to expose your students to art history? Enter Rodin’s The Thinker! Join Kara Swink,...
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Podcast
From the Archives: Using Humor to Deal with Student Immaturity
In this episode from the Art Ed Radio archives, Tim and former co-host Andrew begin by sharing some memorable stories...
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Why Every Art Room Needs More Whimsy and Playful Moments to Boost Creativity
Whimsy is the playful side of creativity: unexpected, delightful, and a little surprising. It’s the googly eyes on your outlet,...
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Don’t Avoid Figure Drawing: How to Teach the Human Figure in Elementary Art
Drawing people can feel complicated. Students get frustrated when their drawings don’t match what they imagine. Plus, considering how to...
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Podcast
How Art Teachers Can Adapt to Change (Ep. 513)
In this episode, Tim sits down with elementary art teacher Khadesia Latimer (@thebusybrushes) to explore the biggest shifts she has...
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Article
Laugh as a Class: 4 Amusing Whiteboard Games Your Art Students Need to Try
Being an art teacher can be exhausting. Managing the supplies, the mess, the questions, rotating art in the showcase, in...
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Easy, Practical Exercises to Teach Composition in K-12 Art
You’re probably already teaching composition in your art class. You introduce the rule of thirds. You review the Principles of...
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