Category: Art Education
Art is all about creation and creativity, but teaching creativity in schools can prove challenging in the absence of play. Play and art are closely interconnected — with art being born from play and play born from the practice of making art.
In our complex and rapidly changing world, critical thinking is more essential than ever. While traditional education often prioritizes logic and mathematics to develop this skill, art education offers a powerful yet underutilized pathway. Art is not simply a creative
If you have dreams of working as an art educator, then naturally, you want to find ways to cultivate an inspiring, uplifting and inclusive classroom that encourages exploration and learning. One of the numerous tools you can use to promote artistic development in
Home offices have encountered makeover after makeover in an attempt to optimize their comfort and productivity potential. Today they have taken on an entirely new need with the increase of remote work and learning. What works for one person may
Written by Liberal Arts Assistant Professor Dr. Kat Medill Art history, a subject that delves into the human story through visual expression, can feel distant and irrelevant to students today. However, when taught creatively, it can become a vibrant and engaging
Many educators who work with students of all ages discover that student autonomy is integral to grasping the material and improving overall learning outcomes. While student autonomy leads to a more personalized learning experience in academic subjects such as math and science, it also can play
Art teachers are required to do more than teach their students the basic art skills that they need to explore various mediums. They are charged with the task of helping students see that there is art all around them. Recognizing
Part of being an art educator at any level is finding new ways to challenge your students while helping them develop as artists. One of the many ways this can be done is by assigning collaborative art projects, where students must
Early childhood education sets the stage for a lifelong love of learning. Yes, academic building blocks such as numbers and the alphabet are important, but creative development also matters, and few experiences promote creative growth quite like art education. Art
Art educators enjoy an exciting opportunity: the chance to inspire creativity in students’ everyday lives and provide an essential spark of artistic passion. This field has long called for a unique blend of encouragement and practical skill development. Students need
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