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Ep. 325 - Utilizing Digital Portfolios

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/07/12

In today's episode, Tim welcomes on new guest and future NOW Conference presenter Sejal Vaywala to talk about how she uses digital portfolios in her classroom. Listen as they discuss the best sites for creating portfolios, the benefits for students and teachers, and how to keep kids on track with reflections and submissions throughout the year. Resources and Links How to Use Online Portfolios to Measure Growth Celebrate Learning with a Growth Portfolio View the Student Portfolio Basics PRO Pack

25:55

Ep. 324 - Infinity Cards, STEAM, and Kinetic...

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/07/05

Catie Nasser is back on the show today to talk to Tim about a variety of projects that she and her students have created over the past year. Listen as they catch up from last year's discussion about Catie's tiny gallery, then dive into sculpture parades, STEAM projects, and her upcoming presentation at the NOW Conference. Resources and Links Follow Catie on Instagram Also follow the Melrose Tiny Gallery Listen to Catie's last appearance on Art Ed Radio Learn more about the NOW Conference

24:23

Ep. 323 - The Joy of Shrinky Dinks®

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/06/28

Do you remember making Shrinky Dinks® as a kid? Tim does! And on today's episode, he talks to Kerri Waller about how she is bringing Shrinky Dinks® into her classroom and everything her students can learn from the process. Listen as they discuss her wins and fails, how she develops STEAM connections, and why it is so important to always try new things with your students. Resources and Links Follow Kerri on Twitter Check out this clip from Kerri's upcoming NOW presentation Learn more about the NOW

28:55

Ep. 322 - The Lessons We Learn From Collaboration

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/06/21

Dr. Debrah Sickler-Voigt and Monica Leister join Tim today to discuss the many ways they have collaborated as art educators over the years. Their expertise and experiences can be educational for art teachers everywhere. Listen as they discuss building partnerships, stop-motion animation, and how collaboration benefits students and teachers alike. Resources and Links Learn more about Dr. Sickler-Voigt and her book Watch one of the collaborative stop-motion videos! Explore the Stop Motion Studio

57:45

Ep. 321 - What Do New Teachers Need to Know About PD?

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/06/14

In the fifth of an ongoing series of podcasts for new teachers, Janet Taylor joins Tim to discuss what new teachers need to know about their professional development. Listen as they discuss some of their best and worst PD experiences, their favorite types of professional development, suggestions for new teachers, and how you can adapt to try to make any kind of professional development worthwhile. Resources and Links Follow Janet on Instagram What Do New Teachers Need to Know About Curriculum?

37:17

Ep. 320 - How You Can Gamify Your Classroom

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/06/07

Kyle Wood returns to the show today to discuss gamification in the art room and his upcoming NOW Conference presentation on the topic. Listen as he and Tim discuss the concept of gamification, its benefits for both students and teachers, the role of the Double Dare TV show, and ideas for teachers who may want to gamify their art room. Resources and Links Check out the Who Arted? podcast Listen to Tim's episode with Kyle about Christo and Jeanne-Claude Find Kyle on Twitter Learn more about the

43:39

Ep. 319 - Inside the Studio with Ekow Nimako

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/05/31

In this episode of Art Ed Radio, Tim is in the Toronto studio of artist Ekow Nimako. Ekow is best known for his elaborate, monochromatic sculptures created with LEGO® elements. During this discussion, Ekow talks about how he found and developed his artistic style, the importance of storytelling and myth in his work, and what inspires his creative process. Resources and Links: Ekow Nimako's Website and Building Beyond Workshops Follow Ekow on Instagram Ekow's Elaborately Constructed LEGO® Worlds

37:41

From the Archives: The Future of Smart with Ulcca...

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/05/24

In a replay of an episode from last year, author, educator, researcher, and advocate Dr. Ulcca Joshi Hansen joins Tim to discuss her new book, The Future of Smart. Dr. Hansen is currently Chief Program Officer at Grantmakers for Education, where she works with educational philanthropists committed to ensuring that all young people have access to equitable learning opportunities. Listen as they discuss the opportunity we have to remake our schools, how students should follow their passions and

22:19

Ep. 317 - Getting in on the Art Room Hacks

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/05/17

With the AOEU Magazine and YouTube page publishing some of their best art teacher hacks recently, Tim wanted to get in on the action. Listen as he shares some of his favorite art teacher hacks, including ideas for storage, organization, and strategies for dealing with different media. Resources and Links View the Art Room Hacks Trailer See the entire Art Rooms Hacks Series on YouTube Check out all of the resources from AOEU's Art Room Hacks Page

22:46

Ep. 316 - Connecting With Museum Educators

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/05/10

In today's episode, museum educator Kara Fedje joins Tim to discuss her work, her studies, and her ideas for connecting museums and schools. Listen as they talk about making all spaces accessible, working with partners in the community, and how teachers can begin collaborating with their local museum educators. Resources and Links Read Kara's article "Abstract Art, Concrete Goals" School-Museum Relationships 5 Ideas and 5 Museums for Virtual Tours

27:24

From The Archives: Taking the Fear Out of Teacher...

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/05/03

Following last week's huge episode on evaluations, Tim dips into the archives to replay a conversation about how evaluations and observations can help you improve as a teacher and develop your program. Listen to his conversation with Amanda Heyn about how you can put your mind at ease when it comes time for an evaluation, where your focus should be when you are being observed, and how reflection and growth mindset play such an important role in your development as an art teacher. Resources and Links

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Ep. 314 - What Do New Teachers Need to Know About...

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/04/26

In the fourth of an ongoing series of podcasts for new teachers, Janet Taylor joins Tim to discuss what new teachers need to know about evaluations. Listen as they cover the differences between different evaluation frameworks, the best approach and mindset going into your evaluation, and how to use the feedback you receive to improve your teaching. Resources and Links Follow Janet on Instagram What Do New Teachers Need to Know About Curriculum? What Do New Teachers Need to Know About Classroom

35:33

Ep. 313 - Exploring IB Visual Arts, Part Two

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/04/19

In the second episode exploring the teaching of the IB Visual Arts curriculum, Shannon Brinkley joins Tim once again to share her experiences and her expertise. After last week's discussion of all the aspects of the IB Visual Arts curriculum and exam, this week they dive deeper into what students are asked to do and how teachers can help their students find success. Resources and Links 5 Points of Discovery to Unpack When You Teach IB Visual Arts Listen to Part One of the Podcast Read About the

32:36

Ep. 312 - Exploring IB Visual Arts, Part One

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/04/12

Tim has been wanting to learn more about teaching IB Visual Arts, and in today's episode, Shannon Brinkley joins him to shine some light on the subject. In the first of two episodes, they discuss all aspects of the IB Visual Arts curriculum and exam, the opportunities it offers students, and the challenges and rewards involved for teachers. Resources and Links 5 Points of Discovery to Unpack When You Teach IB Visual Arts How to Set Your Advanced Students Up For Success Read About the IB Visual

32:05

Ep. 311 - What Do We Do About Burnout?

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/04/05

Burnout is a problem facing an untold number of teachers, and art teachers are no exception. In today's episode, Tim welcomes on Chelsea Whittington to discuss both how teachers can prevent burnout and what they can do if its effects have already taken hold. Listen as they discuss their own experiences with burnout, what self-care really looks like, and why making and experiencing art can be so beneficial. Resources and Links 5 Ways to Take Care of Yourself and Avoid Burnout Dealing with Burnout

27:11

Ep. 310 - Resources That Can Improve Your Teaching

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/03/29

In today's episode, Tim welcomes on AOEU's Media Content Manager, Lindsey McGinnis, to discuss the plethora of free resources that AOEU offers for teachers. Listen as they discuss current and future YouTube videos, magazine articles that are worth your attention, Instagram Live, and why ice cream and museum visits are always worthwhile. Resources and Links 5 Points of Discovery to Unpack When You Teach IB Art What Does Unpacking the National Core Arts Standards Look Like? View AOEU's YouTube

51:18

Ep. 309 - What Do New Teachers Need to Know About...

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/03/22

In the third of an ongoing series of podcasts for new teachers, Janet Taylor joins Tim to answer new teachers' questions about organization. Listen as they discuss the idea that organization goes far beyond just supplies, student work and classroom storage, and why good organization can help you with your evaluations. Resources and Links Follow Janet on Instagram What Do New Teachers Need to Know About Curriculum? What Do New Teachers Need to Know About Classroom Management? See AOEU's YouTube

23:35

Ep. 308 - Even More Simple One-Day Lessons

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/03/15

Due to popular demand, Tim is back this week with even more simple one-day lessons. Based on his ideas for the Art Olympics, he shares a number of individual and team challenges and lessons for when you need something new. Listen as he discusses collaborative drawing, paint mixing, and what you can create with a 3-pound ball of clay. Resources and Links See Tim's Article on the Art Olympics A Couple of Ideas for Art Games 7 Lessons For When You're In A Pinch

24:42

Ep. 307 - Simple One-Day Lessons

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/03/08

Though we may be feeling optimistic that things will eventually be getting closer to normal in our classrooms, we still need to get through the rest of a difficult year. In today's episode, Tim shares some ideas for simple one-day lessons that can fill the inevitable gaps when needed. Listen as he talks about how quick lessons can engage students, how you can make those lessons worthwhile, and why it's okay to step back and take a breath every once in a while. Resources and Links 7 Lessons For

29:53

Ep. 306 - Arts Madness with Kyle Wood

Art Ed Radio ·

2022/03/01

Following last week's discussion on engagement strategies, Tim is back to share a unique way to get kids excited about art—Arts Madness! Kyle Wood comes on the episode to talk about how he is gamifying his classroom, how Arts Madness gets kids involved and thinking critically about art history, and why teachers at every level should participate in the event. Resources and Links View the Arts Madness bracket Check out the Who Arted? podcast Listen to Tim's episode with Kyle about Christo and

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