Search Results

Are you looking for a way to make critiques more fun and engaging for students? Why not make a game...

As a teacher, I am always looking for more ways to run critiques with my students. This video shows a...

21st-century students tend to be excellent communicators. Wait…let me rephrase that. 21st-century students tend to be excellent communicators when the...

Conducting critiques is an important part of teaching art. Critiques teach higher-order thinking skills, get students to interact with one...

Many of us might cringe thinking back to our days of college art critiques. A poorly-facilitated critique can not only...

Three mystery box rounds. Two art teachers. One chance to create frame-worthy artwork—Who will make their mark? The challenge? Art...

If your school year is feeling stale and students are starting to look glazed over, try infusing funny art history...

“Wow, he’s so talented! Some kids just have it.” We’ve all heard phrases like this from colleagues, administrators, and parents...

Art teachers know the necessity for advocacy—it’s the lifeblood of our profession. We hear about it in our undergraduate programs...

Confidence is the first step to leadership—and this often starts in the art room. If your students hesitate to take...

Art teachers are uniquely positioned to take on leadership roles across schools, communities, and the field of art education—not because...

Three mystery box rounds. Two art teachers. One chance to create frame-worthy artwork—Who will make their mark? The challenge? Art...