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Art Show Secrets

The finale is here; it's art show time! Join us in this final episode of Art Show Secrets, where Sarah and Jenn have taken you through an entire year of planning an art show from start to finish. We hope you've enjoyed following along, and be sure to revisit all of the episodes when you're looking for some fresh inspiration!

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The Best Way to Use Resources for Online Learning

The content we teach in a traditional classroom compared to what is taught online can differ tremendously. Chances are, we have more materials and supplies readily available in our art rooms. When trying to teach art online, we have to keep in mind the materials our students will be able to access. But, we don’t […] The post The Best Way to Use Resources for Online Learning appeared first on The Art of Education University.

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How to Build a Better University

“Art is not a mirror to hold up to society, but a hammer with which to shape it.” —Leon Trotsky I’ve always been fascinated by building things. It occurred to me over the decades that building is a very personal, artful, and mindful process that by its name indicates the formation of something larger than […] The post How to Build a Better University appeared first on The Art of Education University.

How to Select Art Show Artwork and the Best Adhesives to Hang Art (Ep. 9 April)

There’s one month to go before the final end-of-year art show and there’s so much to do! Watch Sarah and Jenn check off final tasks and hear their secrets along the way. Final communications include banners, coloring sheet invites, staff emails, and community posters. Sarah shares her process for students to select their favorite piece […]

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5 Ways to Use Photography to Improve Visual Literacy in the K-12 Art Room

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5 Ways to Use Photography to Improve Visual Literacy in the K-12 Art Room

You’ve probably heard the phrase, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” This is so true when it comes to photography! Photographs can be more than a picture or capturing a moment. They can be a powerful way to convey feelings, ideas, and stories in an instant without words. If you’ve started to bring photography to your students, now’s a great time to consider ways to level up their work and boost their communication skills.