This blog post looks at strategies for teaching large groups of art exam students where they are all following an individual path. How do you make sure every student makes progress in every lesson? If you are not careful you will have some students who are very demanding of your time and if left to […]
This blog post offers practical ideas for how to be a happier Art Teacher. You used to love it right? You did all that training to become an Art Teacher with such enthusiasm, but now you don’t feel all that happy. You may have found last year incredible difficult. Or you may love your job […]
It’s that time of year when Art Teachers around the world are preparing to go back to school. On social media, it appears that some of us are looking forward to it more than others. So what do you do keep your teaching fresh? How do you stay motivated? I posed this question to Art […]
I posed the question on social media “If a new art teacher said to you ‘How do you embed art literacy in your art curriculum?’ What would you answer?” The replies came thick and fast with answers that were clearly working to fulfill different curriculums, but there are certainly ideas here worth sharing. Art literacy […]
Even the best, most dedicated, Art Teacher can sometimes feel the marking and assessment burden. Homework and classwork mount up and it all needs marking. Here I have 15 excellent suggestions for homework tasks that still move our students forward, but don’t need marking. Many of them also lead to you having an excellent starter […]
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