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For the past several years, art educators, Marla Seibold and Petra Maton at Evanston Township High School in Evanston, Illinois,...

Social media has become a major force in how educators obtain new ideas for the classroom. Applications like Facebook, Instagram,...

Today, Nic talks to Jeanne Styczinski, a children’s book author and illustrator, former kindergarten teacher, and artist-in-residence. Listen as they...

Whether in art teaching or in life, it’s important to have a group of like-minded people with whom you can...

“Cross-curricular” seems to be the new buzzword for educators. Essentially it means to teach more than one content area at...

Poetry in itself is an art form. The words are often full of imagery and expression. Poetry lends itself to...

The possibilities available with digital art are endless, but it is sometimes difficult to know where to start. Tim welcomes...

Art offers a positive gateway to address both personal and community crisis and trauma. Throughout history, artists have expressed feelings...

Times have changed. Parents used to be partners in a teacher’s work with students. They were a trusted resource to...

Collaboration is a crucial skill. It’s not something that ever stops; it’s truly a lifelong skill. Even beyond the school...

Have you ever heard of a social contract? It can be a wonderful way to incorporate Social Emotional Learning skills...

As teachers, we understand that social and emotional learning is a vital part of what we do in our art...