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Ep. 285 - Looking at Ideas for Collaboration

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/09/21

We hear all the time about how our students should be working together and how we need to give them opportunities to collaborate. But what exactly does that look like in the art room? What could it look like? In today's episode, Jessica Provow returns to the show to share ideas from a project she has developed for her students. Listen as she and Tim discuss the planning and execution of her collaborative project and what students gain from the experience. Resources and Links Listen to Jessica's

31:35

Ep. 284 - Exploring Compassion Based Teaching

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/09/14

In today's episode, AOEU graduate and elementary art teacher LeighAnn Greene joins Tim to talk about her research and implementation of compassion-based teaching in her classroom. Listen as LeighAnn shares her journey to compassion-based teaching, how her mindset has shifted, and why relationships are so vitally important in our teaching. Resources and Links Freakonomics Podcast: How Do You Cure A Compassion Crisis? Read more about Nel Noddings and the Ethics of Care See all of AOEU's Graduate

18:53

Ep. 283 - Implementing Formative Assessment Strategies

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2021/09/07

Formative assessment is a challenge for most art teachers. How do we know if we are doing it right? How can we do it well without overwhelming ourselves? Lindsey Moss joins Tim in today's episode to talk about all things formative assessment, including some of her favorite strategies, how you can implement ideas easily, and why assessment should be part of your daily routine. Resources and Links View Lindsey's new PRO Learning Pack Check out the 1-2-3, A-R-T Youtube series Listen to Lindsey's

30:18

Ep. 282 - Jay-Z, Beyonce, and a New Basquiat

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/08/31

When Jay-Z and Beyonce show up in an ad campaign with a new Basquiat painting very few people have ever seen, of course we need to talk about it! Jenn Russell and Lena Rodriguez join Tim to celebrate The Carters and share their love for Basquiat. Listen as they discuss the intersection of art and pop culture, how we deal with previously unseen artworks, and how this campaign can serve as a catalyst for classroom discussions. Resources and Links Read about the ad campaign here and here See the

19:29

Ep. 281 - It's Okay if You're Still Exhausted

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/08/24

As we move into yet another school year affected by the pandemic--that's three now, if you're counting--so many teachers are completely exhausted. And how could you be feeling any other way? In today's episode, Tim shares his thoughts on why that feeling never goes away, how we can attempt to navigate this school year, and how we can help each other right now. Resources and Links Find The Art of SEL podcast that Tim mentioned Follow AOEU on Instagram Taking Stock of Where You Are

18:54

Ep. 280 - Making Connections Through Instagram Live

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/08/17

As we move into another school year, it is important to remember where we can find community and where we can make connections. One great way to do that is to tune in to AOEU's Instagram Live shows, hosted by Sarah Krajewski. Sarah is on the podcast today to talk about the artists and creatives she brings on the show, some of her favorite guests, and why it's important to give art teachers a place to connect. Resources and Links See IG Live episodes on YouTube Follow AOEU on Instagram Listen to

23:32

Ep. 279 - Making Art to Meet the Moment

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/08/10

Today's conversation comes to you from the recent NOW Conference. Sharonda Harris-Marshall, an art educator, artist, writer, and filmmaker, talked to Tim and Amanda about a variety of topics in this wide-ranging discussion. Listen as they cover how we deal with feelings of guilt and inadequacy, how we can help our students create meaningful work, and how we can help each student in our classroom find their own truth. Resources and Links Listen to Sharonda's last appearance on the podcast Articles

20:59

Ep. 278 - Leaving Tech Behind This Fall

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/08/03

As we look to this fall and the start of the school year, it is important to reflect on what we can do differently in the upcoming year and how we can take advantage of new opportunities. In today's episode, Lindsey Moss joins Tim to share some of her thoughts on the coming year. Listen as they discuss how she is rethinking her classroom, her concerns with her students, and why she is leaving tech behind this fall. Resources and Links See Lindsey's articles on the AOEU website See Lindsey's PRO

28:13

Ep. 277 - The NOW Conference Preview

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/07/27

The event we have all been waiting for--the NOW Conference--is finally here! Amanda Heyn joins Tim today to talk about their preparation for the big day, their excitement about the conference, and how teachers can make the most of their professional learning on Thursday and beyond. Join us at the NOW Conference on July 29th, where we will share a great day of PD about teaching art, creativity, and inspiration. Resources and Links Learn all about the upcoming NOW Conference Listen to the podcast

22:48

Ep. 276 - Assessment vs. Grading

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/07/20

We can do a lot of interesting things--and have a lot of success--when it comes to assessment in the art room. We still need to be mindful of how we handle assessment, however, and how it differs from grading. In today's episode, Janet Taylor joins Tim to discuss her best tips for assessments, eliminating bias in grading, and why we need to reflect on our practices. Resources and Links Follow Janet on Twitter 5 Tips for Better Art Assessments Check out all of Janet's articles Learn all about the

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Ep. 275 - Exploring Comic Art

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/07/13

Teaching with comics offers so many opportunities for us in the art room, and so many avenues for our students to explore. In today's episode, Tim Smyth and Candido Crespo join Tim to share their perspectives on how comics can be used in our classrooms. Listen as they discuss Tim's experiences teaching with comics, Candido's use of comics in the art room, and Candido's presentation at the upcoming NOW Conference. Resources and Links See Candido on Instagram and Twitter Visit Tim's website and

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Ep. 274 - An Interview With Phil Hansen

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2021/07/06

Phil Hansen is an artist, creative, and an advocate for advancing art education. He’s the author of Tattoo a Banana, a guide to exploring creativity through art with everyday materials. His Embrace the Shake TED talk is a favorite of art teachers everywhere. And today, he joins Tim on the podcast to talk about creativity, artmaking, and education. Listen as they discuss Phil's experiences in art class, his journey as an artist, and his presentation at the upcoming NOW Conference. Resources and Links

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Ep. 273 - Taking Stock of Where You Are

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/06/29

Yes, we have stepped away from school for a bit, but this summer might not be like your usual summer. Things feel different--things are different--but how can we best deal with that fact? Today, Sarah Krajewski joins Tim to talk about how we can take stock of where we are and find our best path forward. Listen as they discuss how we approach the summer, how we think about mental health, and why healing needs to be a part of your vocabulary. Resources and Links Listen to the Drive-Thru Art Show

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Ep. 272 - Rediscovering Your Artistic Identity

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/06/22

The summer is finally here, and with it, perhaps the time you need to create some art. But do you have the inspiration? In today's episode, Tim welcomes on artist and educator Juana Meneses to talk about how you can rediscover your artistic identity. Listen as they discuss finding inspiration, how you can always be ready to make art, and possible opportunities available to you when it comes to artmaking. Resources and Links Redefining Your Art Teacher Identity Check out the new course:

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Ep. 271 - How Do You Handle Late Work?

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/06/15

Not only is late work an annoyance and a far-too-common occurrence, but it also raises a number of questions about how we deal with it in the art room. Should students be punished for turning work in late? How should grades be affected? What are the best ways to motivate students to finish their work? Jenn Russell joins Tim to answer these questions and more in today's episode. Resources and Links Does Creativity Require Procrastination? (Ep. 022) Listen to Jenn's last appearance on the podcast

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From the Archives: Exploration and Experimentation in...

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/06/08

This episode from 2019 takes a dive into how we teach drawing. Stan Dodson, art teacher from Augusta, Georgia, joins Tim to talk about how we can encourage kids to take more chances, experiment, and explore in their drawing. Listen as they discuss their favorite drawing projects, ideas for materials and techniques, and the importance of visual journaling. Resources and Links Follow Stan on Twitter How to Inspire Students to Use Sketchbooks in a New Way 4 Benefits of Trying New Things in Your

27:03

From the Archives: Self-Care for the Art Teacher

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/06/01

In this episode from November 2019, Tim is joined by Elizabeth Peterson from The Inspired Classroom to talk about self-care for the art teacher. After the year we have all had, the ideas they discuss are as relevant as ever. Listen as they talk about why we need to take stock of the stress in our life, strategies for self-care, and ideas that work for creative people. Resources and Links The download Elizabeth mentioned can be found here The Inspired Classroom Art Therapy for Art Teachers 8

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Ep. 268 - Finals in the Art Room

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/05/25

After last week's conversation on ending the year with favorite teacher portraits, Tim shares some ideas on how to create a meaningful artmaking project within the constraints of a finals schedule. Listen as he discusses how to work with themes on a final, everything involved in the planning process, and how students can find success with an end-of-year assessment. Resources and Links Read Tim's article on using final exam time for artmaking Listen to previous episodes: Lindsey Moss, Eric Scott,

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Ep. 267 - Favorite Teacher Portraits

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/05/18

If you are looking for a good way to wrap up your school year, why not consider a favorite teacher portrait project? In today's episode, Jessica Provow joins Tim to talk about her final project for her students that is both meaningful and challenging, and also shows appreciation for staff members throughout the school. Listen as they discuss sketchbook work and project planning, showing teachers appreciation, and how students can leave a legacy at their school. Resources and Links Follow Jessica on

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Ep. 266 - Visual Journaling, Artmaking, and Creativity

Art Ed Radio ·

2021/05/11

In today's episode, Eric Scott joins Tim for a long conversation on visual journaling, artmaking, and creativity. They discuss Eric's art practice, how things have changed for him during the pandemic, and why Tim maybe needs to give glue sticks another look. Stay until the end of the episode to listen to the trailer for AOEU's newest podcast, The Art of SEL, which debuts next week. Resources and Links Visit Eric's website Find Eric on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter View Eric's livestreams on

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