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The Art of Education

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Ep. 169 - The Memory Projects Global Art Exchange

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/05/21

If you have worked with the Memory Project any time before, you know what an incredible organization they are and what meaningful opportunities they provide for our students. Today, they are announcing a new program! Listen as Tim talks to Nora Feldman about the Global Art Exchange, including discussion on how the project came about, what they hope to accomplish, and how you can get your students to participate. Resources and Links The Global Art Exchange The Memory Project Website How to

24:23

Ep. 168 - The Case for More Collaboration

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/05/14

We talk all the time--and hear all the time--about the benefits of collaboration, but how often do we actually follow through? On today's episode, one of AOEU's newest writers, Nick Gehl, talks to Tim about how and why we should approach collaboration with an open mind. Listen as they discuss why consistency is so important when collaborating, who all benefits from collaboration, and why we get better over time. Resources and Links Are Art Competitions Really Worth It? How to Start a Creativity

22:18

Ep. 167 - Tiny Art Show

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/05/07

You have probably seen the Tiny Art Show popping up all over Facebook and Instagram lately--a tiny version of the galleries we know so well, just unique and more accessible. Today, the art teacher behind the Tiny Art Show--McKay Lanker Bayer--comes on the show to talk with Tim about how it got started, how she gets her students involved, and where the Tiny Art Show goes from here. Resources and Links Tiny Art Show on Instagram Tiny Art Show on Facebook Read More About How the Shows are Set

23:53

Ep. 166 - Strategies for Advocacy

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/04/30

Now that we are a few weeks removed from Youth Art Month, it is the perfect time to reflect on what we do to advocate for our kids and our program. Kristy Lopez and Karen Mannino, co-chairs of YAM for the Art Educators of New Jersey, join Tim to talk about why advocacy is so important, how you promote your program, and why we need to tell our story all year long. Resources and Links 10 Advocacy Resources Every Teacher Needs to Know About A Full Month of Advocacy Ideas How to Talk to Your Staff

25:04

Ep. 165 - Reflections on the Notre Dame Cathedral Fire

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/04/23

After the fire at Notre-Dame last week, Tim takes some time to reflect today on what the cathedral means to art teachers and why we were so affected by seeing it catch fire. Jenn Russell joins Tim to share her experience of visiting the cathedral, how we process this news as art teachers, and how we broach the subject with our students. Resources and Links How Notre Dame Can Be Rebuilt Scanning Every Inch of the Cathedral A Rundown of the Artifacts Saved and Lost

23:28

Ep. 164 - Making the Art Room Glow Black Light Art

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/04/16

If you're looking for a simple way to add some excitement and engagement in your art room, this episode is for you! One of AOEU's newest writers, Sarah Krajewski, is here to share about black light art. Listen as she tells Tim about her black light art show, some simple projects that anyone can implement, and why she uses an art room mantra for herself and her kids. Resources and Links Follow Sarah on Instagram Sarah's first article on the AOEU site Sarah's Black Light Art Article

20:56

Ep. 163 - Encaustics Made Easy

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/04/09

Incorporating encaustic painting into your curriculum can seem daunting. You're probably envisioning tricky processes and costly materials. But you might be surprised to learn how simple it can be. In this episode, Lena Rodriguez joins Tim to dive into one of her favorite mediums, and gives advice on how to get started. Listen as they talk about why kids love encaustic painting, the materials you need to get started, and even a couple lessons for when you first get going. Resources and Links 3

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Ep. 162 - Making Your Teaching Life Easier

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/04/02

Abby Schukei makes a quick return to the podcast to discuss her latest article with Tim. They talk about all of her ideas and suggestions for what you need in your classroom to make your life easier. Listen as they cover painting supplies and organization, simple ceramic hacks, and why you need to start spray painting your permanent markers. Resources and Links Abby's Article of Art Room Ideas Awesome Hacks to Use This School Year 10 Storage Ideas for the Art Room Where to Look for New

21:23

Ep. 161 - When You Want to Try Arts Integration

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/03/26

On today's episode, after 6 months away, Andrea Slusarski makes her triumphant return! She and Tim talk all things arts integration, which has been Andrea's focus throughout this school year. Listen as they discuss what subjects are easiest to combine with art, strategies to get your staff on board, and why there is still room for art for art's sake. Resources and Links 5 Things to Know About Arts Integration An In-Depth Look at the Power of Arts Integration How to Talk to Your Staff About the

18:48

Ep. 160 - The Things Art Teachers Love to Hate

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/03/19

There are always things art teachers love to hate, like bad fonts, mechanical pencils, PD days (especially PD days). But Abby Schukei is here to talk to Tim about why maybe these aren't so bad. They discuss her article that published yesterday about how to focus on the silver lining with those things you don't necessarily love, and why positivity is so important as a teacher. Resources and Links Abby's Article Spreading Positivity Through Sticky Notes Using Art for Positive Means

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Ep. 159 - Why Kids Need More Than Reward Systems

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/03/12

Reward systems can work for some instances of classroom management. But more often than not, there is a better way. On today's episode, Tim talks to Rachel Albert about how they can move beyond reward systems to more effective strategies for managing their classrooms. Listen as they discuss the benefits of intrinsic motivation, options beyond simple reward systems, and why you should strive for a welcoming community in your classroom. Resources and Links Classroom Management Tips 5 Classroom

22:34

Ep. 158 - Getting Through Your Most Difficult Months

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/03/05

As we move through the middle of our most difficult months of teaching, Tim has some thoughts on how to make things easier on yourself. Listen as he talks about how to use advocacy to avoid burnout, making time for yourself and your own artmaking, and why you need to set some goals for the coming months. Resources and Links A Full Month of Simple Advocacy Ideas Curbing Art Teacher Burnout PRO Pack Dealing with Burnout and Exhaustion How to Show Gratitude in a Thankless Environment

25:34

Ep. 157 - Introducing AOEUs New Studio Photography...

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/02/26

In case a new University designation and a new Master's Degree weren't enough, AOEU is launching a new Studio: Photography graduate course on March 1st. Dr. Sarah Ackermann joins Tim to discuss teaching photography, creating your own work both digitally and in the darkroom, and how the new course tries to combine those two concepts into a unique learning experience. Resources and Links The New(!) Studio Photography Course Tim's Article that Sarah Mentioned About Ditching the Darkroom Why We

24:27

Ep. 156 - So You Want to Apply to AOEU . . .

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/02/19

With last month's announcement that The Art of Education has become AOEU, there has been a lot of interest in the University and the Master's Degree. AOEU Head of Admissions Shannon Lauffer is here to discuss that interest with Tim, and in this episode they talk about who is applying for the degree, the highs and lows of starting an admissions department, and give a quick rundown of the application process. Resources and Links Master's Degree Information Here is the Interest Form Tim and Shannon

21:02

Ep. 155 - The Art Ed Now Mailbag

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/02/12

Still basking in the glow from the Art Ed Now conference, Tim opens up the mailbag to answer all of the questions that have been coming his way. Listen as he shares a behind-the-scenes look at how he prepares for the conference, talks about some of his favorite presenters, and maybe lets you in on a couple secrets for what new things will be coming this summer. Resources and Links Check out the summer conference and get registered The recap episode with Lindsey Moss The write-up from the day of

22:58

Ep. 154 - The Art Ed Now Conference Recap

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/02/05

The 2019 Winter Art Ed Now conference is in the books, and Tim is here with Lindsey Moss break it all down! Listen as they discuss their highlights from the conference, their new love for Paul Topolos and appreciation for Pixar, and their a-ha moments and takeaways from the presenters. Resources and Links The Winter Conference Recap is Here The Paul Topolos Podcast Interview If you missed this conference, there's always the next one!

28:27

Ep. 153 - Teaching Students to Find and Use Their...

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/01/29

Conference week is finally here, and after a short chat about the upcoming event, Lena Rodriguez joins Tim for an interview about her presentation that will be happening. They discuss the responsibilities of the artists, how to teach students to find their artistic voice, and how these concepts can combine to help our students speak clearly through their work. Resources and Links Everything You Need to Know About Art Ed Now See Lena's Presentation from Last Winter's Conference Last Week's

22:55

Ep. 152 - Making the Most of Your Art Ed Now Experience

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/01/22

Art Ed Now presenter Rachel Albert joins Tim from Toronto to talk about everything related to the conference. They discuss Rachel's upcoming presentation on using Google Classroom in art class, her process of creating her successful presentation, and how to make the most of your conference experience on February 2nd. Resources and Links Everything You Need to Know About Art Ed Now Check Out Google Classroom Reasons to Attend an Art Ed Conference Animation and Storytelling with Featured Presenter

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Ep. 151 - Paul Topolos

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/01/15

Animator Paul Topolos is known for his work on films such as The Incredibles, Cars, Toy Story 3, and the Star Wars prequels. He will be the featured presenter at the Art Ed Now Winter Conference on February 2nd, and today he is on Art Ed Radio. Tim visits Paul in his San Francisco home and studio for an enlightening interview on storytelling, artmaking, and inspiration. Resources and Links Take a look at Paul's Website See Paul's IMDB Page An In-Depth Interview with Paul About His Work Everything

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Ep. 150 - A Whole New Kind of University

Art Ed Radio ·

2019/01/08

The Art of Education is now the Art of Education University, and we are proud to be able to offer a Master's Degree in Art Education. But, as always, AOEU is not just about a degree--it is about learning at every stage of your career. Listen as Tim talks to AOEU Founder and CEO Derek Balsley about the new Master's degree being offered, what is developing in the world of higher education, and how The Art of Education University can change the thinking about what a university should be. Resources and

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