Teaching Art

Read about these high-quality online and print periodicals that showcase work by student artists and writers. Give your serious art & writing students a place to publish! #CultofPedagogy

Resources and ideas for teachers of the visual and graphic arts. [board cover] #CultofPedagogy

Far too many students are doing projects that look creative but offer almost no opportunity for real learning. Time for the Grecian Urns to go. #CultofPedagogy

When I started writing up my analysis, I realized I couldn't point to the kind of evidence I was supposed to have. There was no way to BS this one. I had to actually get better. #CultofPedagogy

7 Great Drawing Apps for Students = Drawing is one of the best ways to unleash kids creativity and engage them in a wide variety of expressive learning experiences.

There's something about having our work seen by strangers that makes us take it up a notch. These gorgeous online and print periodicals showcase work by student artists and writers, some as young as age five. #CultofPedagogy

When I started writing up my analysis, I realized I couldn't point to the kind of evidence I was supposed to have. There was no way to BS this one. I had to actually get better. #CultofPedagogy

Your new favorite teaching strategy: This pared-down version of learning stations keeps the movement, interactivity and variety while minimizing the prep work. #CultofPedagogy

Far too many students are doing projects that look creative but offer almost no opportunity for real learning. Time for the Grecian Urns to go. #CultofPedagogy

Calm Music in the Art Room. A selection fo calming and natural music to play in art class for a relaxing, calm environment

These 13 publications accept writing or artwork from students in grades K-12. If you have a student who's ready to publish their work, check these out. #CultofPedagogy

Get out the paint, markers, and crayons! Broaden the horizon with these 12 awesome online art resources.

Try this engaging Tinfoil Sculpture art lesson with your middle school students from the 2 Peas and a Dog.

From laundry art to 'name that tune,' arts enrichment teachers are finding creative ways to transition to remote teaching.

Far too many students are doing projects that look creative but offer almost no opportunity for real learning. Time for the Grecian Urns to go. #CultofPedagogy

Visnovske entertains her quarantined art students through do-it-yourself arts craft projects using cheap, handy items around the house. Her folksy delivery, funky music colorful wardrobe make art fun.