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This piece was researched and written over the course of approximately six months and includes interviews with art and design...

  Yesterday, January 30th, was The Art of Education’s sixth online conference! Can you believe it?! With a record number...

As art teachers, we are well aware of the power of visual communication. However, did you know that having students...

The start of a new school year means the start of new Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) for many of us....

With parent-teacher conferences on the horizon, you may be gearing up for another long evening of sitting in your art...

While summer vacation brings relaxation for many art teachers, for others, it brings dread. Interviewing, getting a new room ready,...

There is a great deal of research out there about change, and in education, things are always changing. Sometimes change...

  Another conference is in the books! On Thursday, July 16th, the live event of the AOE 2015 Online Conference...

As you design your ideal curriculum for the upcoming school year, it’s important to take into consideration the following three...

    I recently took part in a discussion about the merits of teacher evaluations based on student growth. This...

For the last day of 5th-grade art this year, I had my students gather up all their artwork from the...

Talk to any educator and you often hear the word overwhelmed. Why? Put simply, we’re busy! When things get stressful at...