16
Jun
Resources to Support LGBTQ+ Students
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It’s amazing how June rolls around and the rainbows appear overnight. While there are many valid conversations to be have about Rainbow Capitalism, I try...
03
Mar
Youth Art Month 2021
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Guys, guys, it’s here! It’s here! Youth Art Month (YAM)! We’ve been waiting all year- and oh boy what a year- but it’s finally here....
04
Feb
Hits & Misses- Fall 2020
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Before we start a new project, I always have the students do some kind of reflection activity. Over the years, I’ve found reflection is a...
04
Sep
2 FREE Online Art Conferences You Can’t Miss!
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Listen, I know we are all super busy on the back-to-school crunch. But this announcement could not wait! There are two great opportunities for free...
07
Aug
Your New Favorite Virtual Learning Resource
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I have a great online resource to share that you will LOVE. The Smithsonian Learning Lab is a great resource for both virtual learning and...
29
Jul
How to Use Sketchbooks in a Virtual Class
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Sketchbooks are one of the quintessential materials for all art classes. Even if you don’t use a traditional sketchbook, we can all agree that sketching,...
09
Jun
40 Black Contemporary Artists to Teach
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When I was a graduate student, I researched how representation affected students’ engagement in the art room. Countless studies have proven that when students see...
01
Jun
Social Justice Education Resources
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We cannot talk about schools, without addressing race, class, gender, ability, sexuality, and politics, because education is a political act. To ignore intersectionality within schools...
20
May
Imagineering in a Box
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Welcome to part two in my series on Imagineering. We’re going to discuss a great resource for integrating Imagineering into your curriculum. When I began...
04
May
It’s Teacher Appreciation Week- Quarantine Edition!
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In a perfect world, every week is Teacher Appreciation Week. My dad always had a very laid-back approach to Father’s Day. He would say that...
