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This week, we bring you the third installment of our Teaching Art Around the World Series. If you missed the previous...

If we want to offer up choice and student voice in the classroom–which just about everyone agrees we should do–how...

Do art teachers need to be artists? Absolutely! We don’t need to be creating work at the highest level, pursuing...

Are you on the precipice of your last few weeks at school? Are you moving to a new school or a...

This is the first episode of Art Ed Radio - the new Art of Ed podcast headed your way. Enjoy!

    I was photographing my students’ maze drawings when, suddenly, I was overwhelmed with sadness. These drawings were nicely...

When I heard about the new book titled Are you Fully Charged? by author Tom Rath and the accompanying children’s book, The...

Have you ever glanced at a rubric and had your eyes glaze over and your mind tune out? Rubrics can be...

I admit it. I’m a hoarder. I’m probably one tragic life event away from starring in one of those hoarder...

I’ve got to admit, I think I’m weird. My students will probably tell you that’s true on many levels. You’ll...

  Ian Sands, the inventive, imaginative, and incredibly creative art teacher from Apex High School in North Carolina, joined Andrew...

It’s another day of professional development in your district, and getting it to actually be applicable to your own classroom...