How to Write Rubrics for Students Who Can't Read English in the Art Room - The Art of Education
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Printmaking is a process of precision. Whether you’re carving a relief block, pulling a screen print, or printing a lithograph, the goal is the same: clean lines, deep ink saturation, perfect registration, and balanced margins. Printmakers obsess over every detail for a reason—the art form demands it. Every tiny choice matters, especially if the goal […] The post Failed to Fabulous Printmaking: How to Turn Mistake Prints into Art Room Masterpieces appeared first on The Art of Education.| The Art of Education
When we think about literacy, the first images that come to mind are often bookshelves, novels, essays, and students huddled over highlighters. But literacy isn’t only about text. At its heart, literacy is the ability to make meaning, process information, and communicate ideas effectively. In the art room, literacy comes alive in a surprising way […] The post How Doodling Unlocks Literacy: Art Room Strategies That Really Work appeared first on The Art of Education.| The Art of Education
You spent countless hours in college learning how to write the “perfect” lesson plan—but when was the last time you actually used one in real life? Sure, some schools require teachers to submit them, but many of us rarely carve out time to complete them. We’re juggling classroom management, prepping materials, and getting student work […] The post You’re Thinking About Lesson Planning the Wrong Way in the Art Room appeared first on The Art of Education.| The Art of Education
How to Write Rubrics for Students Who Can't Read English in the Art Room - Differentiation - The Art of Education| The Art of Education
Teaching art is rewarding, but it can often feel like you’re on an island. When questions arise, where do you turn for support? Your school community may be wonderful, but they can’t answer specific questions about art projects or truly understand what running an art room is like. Lucky for you, The Art of Ed […] The post The Top 5 Burning Questions Answered by The Art of Ed Community appeared first on The Art of Education.| The Art of Education
It’s no secret that art teachers are pros at multitasking and wearing many hats. Not only can you switch between teaching two vastly different mediums like clay and charcoal within a five-minute transition, but you also shift from art teacher to coach to parent all within a matter of hours. While you make it look […] The post A Week in the Life as a Grad Student: How to Fit in Coursework While Teaching Full-Time appeared first on The Art of Education.| The Art of Education
When students discover the natural connection between printmaking and math, magic happens. Students who adore art begin to see math not as intimidating, but as an exciting, empowering tool for problem-solving and design. Students who love math light up as they apply their logical thinking in creative, hands-on ways. With a little intentionality, show students […] The post Printmaking + Math = The Powerful Duo Students Need in Art Class appeared first on The Art of Education.| The Art of Education
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