How Welcome Videos Create an Environment of Connection and Belonging in Your Classroom
As educators, one of our greatest joys lies in welcoming a new group of students into our classrooms each semester. We strive to create an environment where they feel inspired, supported, and ready to embark on a journey of creative exploration. But how can we make that initial connection before they even step foot in our classrooms? The answer lies in the power of welcome videos.
Fostering Creativity: The Art of Talking Less in the Classroom
Are you looking to create a more vibrant and creative atmosphere in your classroom? This blog post is about the power of talking less and giving students the space to solve creative problems on their own. Discover how this approach can empower your students, foster independence, and ignite their passion for art.
Curriculum Development: Deciding What To Teach
For teaching artists, curriculum design, one of the most challenging aspects of teaching, can also be one of the most rewarding.
How to Tutor on Wyzant
Online tutoring can be an enriching and rewarding experience for students and tutors alike. Here is how to get started as a tutor on Wyzant.
Letter Writing: An Expression of Respect for Your Art Students
Letter writing is a simple and effective way to show respect and care for your students, while boosting engagement in your class. Whether you are working with little ones, older kids or adults, you can brighten someone’s day with a simple note acknowledging their efforts.
6 Ways To Find New Students For Your Art Classes
If your business offers Art classes, you know that finding students is a top priority. These ideas will help you innovate and attract more students so your business can thrive.
Printable Art For Your Classroom, Home or Office
My affordable printable art posters are great for classroom, home and office decor.
Landscape Painting Art Lesson Plan with Literacy Connections
This free art lesson plan with literacy connections is great for early childhood. Explore a Vincent Van Gogh landscape with your students, and make an original work of art.
Adjunct Professor Survival Guide
If you have ever considered being an adjunct professor, or are looking for tips on how to thrive as an adjunct, this article is for you.
What to Expect from Private Art Lessons
Have you ever wondered what it is like to have a private art lesson? This list will help you understand what to expect.
My Learning Journal: HGSE Edutainment Course
Here, I am documenting my experience as a student in Harvard Graduate School of Education’s Professional Development course, Deeper Than Edutainment - Taking Books and Their Film Adaptations Seriously.
Slow Down, So Your Students Can, Too
Slow down and commit to your art.
How to Talk About Art with Kids and Adults
Use these tips for talking to kids and adults about art.
Benefits of Low-Stakes Assessment in Visual Art Courses
Set your students up for success by providing many low-stakes assessments throughout the term.
Benefits of Explorative Sculpture for Young Children
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Listed on ‘Top 60 Art Teacher Blogs!’
Artful and Educational has ranked in the Top 60 Art Teacher blogs on Feedspot. Read our teaching blog today for art lesson plans, curricula, slideshows, videos, reading reflections and more.
What Is It Like Teaching Art?
What it’s really like teaching art.
Building Confidence as a New Teacher
Tips for new or young teachers working to build their confidence.
Teacher as Host
If we think of our teaching role as that of a host, we can begin to consider ways to make sure our students are at ease and nourished intellectually when in our care.
Getting the Most out of Professional Development (PD) Sessions and Meetings
Get the most out of your PD sessions and faculty meetings, with these helpful tips.