In this digital age, STEAM-powered thinking is more relevant than ever. The different disciplines intersect in many interesting and surprising ways! However, it can be a challenge to find projects to ...
Read MoreAs summer approaches we’re reflecting on how the year went. Whether you’re focused on what worked well or what next year’s improvement could look like, this analysis requires purpose ...
Read MoreAs educators, we witness the impact small actions have on students every day. Martha Niño, our guest in this episode, calls this The Butterfly Effect. Today, Martha is a senior marketing manage ...
Read MoreThere are so many benefits to maintaining a studio practice as an art educator. But how do you find the time, space, and energy? In this episode, dive into tips, strategies, and personal experiences f ...
Read More“One of the best advocacy tools is getting published. It has this connotation of being unreachable but is about sharing your story and making connections.” Ever thought about getting publi ...
Read MoreWhy does participating in ongoing Professional Learning Communities (PLC) develop highly effective arts educators? How does professional learning grow teachers’ ability to develop, facilitate, a ...
Read MoreWe know supporting art educators in the classroom is important, but how do we take that further? How do we foster leadership skills in those art educators and then cultivate their growth? In this epis ...
Read MoreThere are words that have become staples across art education and art classrooms—“old masters,” “aesthetics,” “mythology,” and “expressionism.” Wh ...
Read MoreArt is often an escape for people, a way to embrace creativity and express their emotions. And, as we all know, if you are serious about it, Art can also be a career. Jarrett Krosoczka is a perfect ex ...
Read MoreResearch can feel outside our comfort zone as Art Educators. It’s a far cry from the dynamic world of color and creation we build in the classroom. Often seen as an exclusively scholarly realm, ...
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