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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...

Before I started teaching for AOE, I had a lot of preconceived notions about what it would be like. I...

I am often looking for fun and quick ways to use formative assessments in my classroom. Recently the music teacher...

As I sat down to read one of our favorite books, The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Birthday, to my daughter...

For creative, artistic people the future is bright. Unfortunately, they are often faced with people who doubt them and often...

If you want to call me an assessment snob, go ahead. You see, in my mind, a multiple choice test...

While recently attending NAEA’s convention in New Orleans, an art teacher from Colorado approached me after one of my sessions...