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Isn’t it funny that you can have a group of middle school students who talk the entire class, but the...

As art teachers, we have all experienced extra unplanned class time. Maybe a demo goes more quickly than expected, technology fails, and you...

Teaching portraiture can be difficult. It’s often something students struggle with and complain about. However, once they see they can...

We all experience moments of distraction. For example, you might be sitting at your computer trying to grade or update...

Starting the year with graffiti is a great way to ease students’ anxiety. There’s no pressure to draw something “realistic”...

Some people, maybe even in our own buildings, view the art room as a chaotic place where kids “just go...

Are you looking for powerful feedback to make your art class better? One simple strategy is to film your class in...

Each year as I wrap up a semester’s worth of learning in my high school introductory art course, I am...

It’s common for administrators to ask teachers to give some kind of “final” near the end of the school year. You...

Generating feedback is an important practice we strive to instill in our students. For example, during a critique, students give...

Andrew and Tim get together to share strategies to help your most talented students find the challenges they need, which...

There are many benefits to continuing your education including the opportunity to network with like-minded professionals, the chance to stay...