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Do your students’ sketchbooks fill up with the same cliche drawings over and over again? Brainstorming is not about creating perfect drawings right away. It is about giving students permission to doodle, experiment, revise, and make unexpected connections before committing to a final artwork.
22:34111 views · 1w ago · 22:34
Halloween is Jen Leban's favorite holiday, so Art Ed Radio host Tim Bogatz invited her back on the show to talk about costumes, candy, creepy music, and the special kind of creative chaos that takes over schools in late October. Jen shares why Halloween feels different from other holidays, how she is recreating the dancing pumpkin meme this year, and what is happening inside The Art of Ed Community's annual costume contest.
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Are you struggling with students who don’t know what to draw? Sketchbooks are more than a place for extra drawings. They can support classroom management and learning with a guest teacher when you’re out. Students can also intentionally use sketchbooks the entire class, from bellringer to exit ticket.
26:45117 views · 2w ago · 26:45
What would you say is the most dangerous part of your art room? In this solo episode of Art Ed Radio, host Tim Bogatz explores the everyday systems, routines, tools, and materials that can create risk in a busy art room. From crowded supply stations and blocked walkways to sharp tools, kilns, dust, chemicals, and cleanup routines, Tim shares practical strategies to make your classroom safer without limiting creativity or experimentation.
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Do you ever feel overwhelmed by the number of sketchbooks in your art room? The right materials can help students build drawing stamina, take creative risks, and feel more invested in their sketchbook practice. A well-organized storage system can also make it easier for students to access supplies, return materials, and take ownership of their work.
33:58150 views · 3w ago · 33:58
In this Halloween-inspired episode from the archives of Art Ed Radio, host Tim Bogatz and Amanda Heyn share some of the funniest, grossest, and most unbelievable art teacher horror stories submitted by listeners. From a first-day-of-teaching vomit incident and exploding paint to a sculpture project destroyed by spray paint and a student-teaching placement marked by sabotage, these stories capture some unexpected and unbelievable stories from the art room. Resources and Links
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Sketchbooks can be intimidating. Hardcover, spiral-bound, softcover, handmade, digital, travel-size, graph paper, drawing paper, or a simple binder with copy paper. With so many options, where should you begin?
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