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What is Critical Race Theory and What Might It Look Like in the Art Room?
We recognize that it may not be permissible to engage in discussions of racial equity or critical race theory at...
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5 Benefits of Getting Involved with Your PTA or PTO
As we prepare to go back to school, we may be seeing a disconnect when we look at our curriculums...
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An Engaging Twist on the Artist of the Month Board—How to Introduce Contemporary Women Artists
Artist of the Month bulletin boards are a fun way to decorate your room and integrate art history all at...
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6 Ways to Involve Your Community With Art Room Donations
Part of getting our classrooms and carts ready for the school year is assessing our stock of supplies. If your...
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18 Awesome Service Projects for Your National Art Honor Society
Prepping for a new school year is a lot of work, and it takes a chunk of our mental capacity....
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5 Simple Steps to Start Making Art on Day 1 With Surreal Heart Maps
Do you want to try something new on the first day but feel stuck? An engaging way to get students...
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4 Ideas to Get Your Students Participating From Day One
The beginning of the new school year brings a lot of energy, excitement, and change. We know the first days...
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Establishing Creative Sanctuaries—5 Tips to Redecorate and Reorganize for Back to School
Starting a new school year can feel overwhelming. Teachers have to think about curriculum, standards, expectations, and supply orders (to...
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No Drawing Skill Required! An Activity That Connects the Brain and Art
For many, art is inherently therapeutic. The act of creating can be a form of self-care, and it can also...
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Podcast
Hearing From the Students: The AOEU Master’s Degree (Ep. 200)
Last week, Nic explored the AOEU Master’s Degree with Dr. Alyson Pouls. Today, we will hear from three AOEU alumni...
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Podcast
Exploring the AOEU Master’s Degree (Ep. 199)
Over the next couple of weeks, Nic will be exploring the AOEU Master’s Degree on the podcast. Today Nic welcomes...
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Article
3 Ways Being a Vocal Ally Benefits Your Students
The following article is proudly written by an art educator working in a district that supports the LGBTQ+ community, including...
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