Category: Art Education
Technology has become foundational to today’s classroom instruction — with the use of devices, software, apps and other digital resources prominent from elementary school through higher education. For art educators especially, a variety of innovative classroom technology tools can foster creativity, collaboration
No matter if a child is enrolled in an early childhood education program during those first formative years of their life or if they are working toward a four-year degree at a university, art plays a pivotal part in learning and
Do you dream of making a difference in the lives of students? Do you want to inspire others to let their creativity shine? If so, then you might be cut out for a career as an art teacher. Of course,
The process of art creation is incredibly personal, but it is always rooted in fundamental skills. While your creativity and imagination should fuel your artistic process, it’s your skills that will allow you to accomplish your goals — making art educators invaluable
Are you passionate about teaching the next generation of artists and designers in a K-12 classroom setting? If so, there are a few required steps you need to take in order to get there. From understanding educational requirements to developing
Art plays an integral role in interdisciplinary education. When teachers make a conscious effort to weave art into the curriculum, they will quickly discover that there are numerous benefits of art education. Aspiring educators who are passionate about art and know that
What makes a great art gallery? Is it the prestige of the work? The feeling you get being surrounded by centuries of fascinating history? Perhaps there’s a multitude of reasons why some galleries rise above the rest. From The Louvre
Indigenous peoples were the original inhabitants of the lands now known as the United States. Throughout their history, a consistent element across the vast array of tribes and cultures has been their profound connection to their creations, which are deeply
The path through college is rarely a straight line. As artists, you have probably heard the saying “It’s about the journey, not the destination.” However, like most students pursuing a bachelor’s degree, you are doing so to start a long
When you hear the term warrior queen, who do you think of first? Athena? Cleopatra? Viola Davis in the recent film The Woman King? What about Colorado’s most famous suffragette? Recent guest speaker, Andrea Malcomb, Director of Historic Denver’s Molly
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