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Many of us remember when DBAE ruled the art ed world, with good reason. It was a movement that gave...

Teaching high school art can be difficult, but it can also be incredibly rewarding. Sure, you may get annoyed with a...

I launched a new digital arts curriculum this year, and digital photography was a big part of it. Everyone claims...

If your students blog about their art as mine currently do, you understand the rich reflection that blogging can produce....

Have you ever dreamed of writing a children’s book? You probably have. In a profession where we are surrounded by...

When you first register for any type of class or workshop, one of the big questions you have is about...

Sitting in a room of 3,000 plus art teachers, but feeling like you were in an intimate conversation with the...

As artists and teachers, we know the power of collaboration. Collaborating with others allows us to test out and talk...

For those who aren’t familiar with the concept, a Socratic Seminar is a classroom discussion that focuses on big ideas...

    How do your students respond to and talk about art?   A while back, I was responsible for...

Teaching for Artistic Behavior (TAB) seems to have become a groundswell in the world of art education, and it is...

Before the days of curriculum, before you sat at the teacher’s desk, before any student had heard your name, you...