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How to Teach Video in One Second

Timed arts, like videos, are significantly underrepresented in many art education programs. And rightfully so. The technology can be far too extensive, facilities and equipment are costly, and unless you had a timed arts course in your education program, your own background in this art form is limited. So, how can we break this trend […] The post How to Teach Video in One Second appeared first on The Art of Education University . ...

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Why You Need Visiting Artists in Your Classroom

Humans are all about experiences. We thrive on them. Think back to your last week, what stands out to you Most likely, its an event, an interaction, or an activity. Now, think about your art room. Surely, you are fostering a creative environment, but are you providing your students with memorable experiences Sometimes, you may […] The post Why You Need Visiting Artists in Your Classroom appeared first on The Art of Education University . ...

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Why You Should Teach Your Lessons Backward

One of the unique challenges of an art room is the amount of scaffolding and learning that must take place before students can effectively perform an artistic task. For example, our students dont come to us knowing how to shade three-dimensional objects without knowing which value is first. The order in which we teach our […] The post Why You Should Teach Your Lessons Backward appeared first on The Art of Education University . ...

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3 Steps to the Best First Day

As an art teacher, you’re always changing your projects, introducing new artists, or trying new materials. But when was the last time you changed your first day agenda The first day can often be overlooked due to time constraints or logistical demands, but any time with your students is valuable time. With proper planning and […] The post 3 Steps to the Best First Day appeared first on The Art of Education University . ...

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A Simple Strategy to Control Volume in the Art Room

The art room is naturally a place filled with high energy. Students are chatting, creating, and giggling. Thats what makes the art room so amazing! But, let’s be honest, sometimes the volume can get out of control. You can hardly hear the conversation of the students standing right in front of you. Rather than adding […] The post A Simple Strategy to Control Volume in the Art Room appeared first on The Art of Education University . ...

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How to Be Successful in a New Position

Congratulations on your new role! How exciting, and what a big year ahead. Transitioning into a new position or school can be filled with excitement. You have big hopes of what you can accomplish or maybe you’re simply excited to depart from your previous post. But before you go full-speed ahead, it’s important you have […] The post How to Be Successful in a New Position appeared first on The Art of Education University . ...

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How Do You Feel About Hugs and I Love Yous?

Have you ever been caught off guard by a huge bear hug from a student, or an, I love you! on the way out the door What is your gut response Was that gut response the right one As art teachers, we see many types of students--often every kid in the entire school! Some students […] The post How Do You Feel About Hugs and I Love Yous appeared first on The Art of Education University . ...

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