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COVID has reshaped online learning and the use of video conferencing. A year into the pandemic, over 1.2 billion students...

Regardless of grade level or content area, SEL is a term that keeps popping up in conversations ranging from those...

Artist of the Month bulletin boards are a fun way to decorate your room and integrate art history all at...

It is natural for most students to assume art is only drawing, painting, and realism. But, we know art is...

There is no denying that work with string, yarn, ribbons, and fabric is highly engaging for students. The process of...

Anyone who teaches elementary art knows that students will ask two questions during an introduction to an artist and their...

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

Visual Journaling is a great way to support our students’ social-emotional needs while connecting with our curriculum. Students can safely...

Continuing to build your bank of artists and resources is always a wise investment as their work and lives might...

Wrapping your head around the logistics and expectations of the (rather) new AP Art & Design portfolio can give anyone...

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

So much has happened in our country since you last met with your students in your school. When you return...