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We all know the one thing we lack as art educators is time! There is never enough of it. So,...

After the first few months of school, I like to assess my students with a project-based midterm in which my...

One of the best things about being a teacher is that you get to learn right alongside your students. And even...

Shannon Lauffer is back! In her last appearance on Art Ed Radio, talking about differentiation, she mentioned the use of...

The art room is a place for freedom of expression. It should be the safest place in the whole school,...

Do you review the syllabus, rules, and procedures on the first day of school? Many teachers do. It’s important to...

So much of our professional practice inadvertently emphasizes product over process. Bulletin boards, art shows, and even social media posts usually...

Teaching students how to collaborate is something that will benefit them beyond the classroom for their entire lives. An installation...

If you’re an art teacher, you’ve probably been told your brain works differently than others’. After an ordeal I went...

Graffiti is an incredible art form that brings instant engagement for our students when we bring it into our classroom....

My first year of teaching was a lesson in many things. Time management was one of them. Personally, I was...

“What can I do so that I don’t have a D in art? Can you give me some extra credit?”...