Art Ed Radio
In today's episode from the archives, both Janet Taylor and Amanda Heyn are joining Tim to discuss, debate, and debunk some various art teacher myths. From art teachers who just paint all day to exploding ceramics to dressing in rainbow colors, there is so much to talk about! Listen as they discuss where art teacher myths come from, the worst advice they've ever received, and the best suggestions they have that all art teachers should know. Resources and Links
info_outline Ask the Experts, Episode Six: SculptureArt Ed Radio
In the sixth episode of Ask the Experts miniseries, former Art Ed Radio host Andrew McCormick returns to the podcast and joins Tim for a discussion on sculpture in the art room. Answering questions from podcast listeners and the art teacher community, they discuss inexpensive and unique sculpture materials, the importance of process, their most creative projects, and so much more. AOEU Resources on Drawing PRO Learning FLEX Curriculum AOEU Graduate Courses AOEU Magazine & Podcasts NOW Conference
info_outline Ask the Experts, Episode Five: DrawingArt Ed Radio
In the fifth episode of Ask the Experts miniseries, Jenn Russell joins Tim for a discussion on drawing in the art room. Answering questions from podcast listeners and the art teacher community, they discuss their favorite drawing materials to teach, whether we can manage the mess of pastels, how to scaffold your instruction and curriculum, and so much more. AOEU Resources on Drawing PRO Learning FLEX Curriculum AOEU Graduate Courses AOEU Magazine & Podcasts NOW Conference
info_outline Ask the Experts, Episode Four: PrintmakingArt Ed Radio
In the fourth episode of Ask the Experts miniseries, Candido Crespo joins Tim to talk about teaching printmaking in the art room. Answering questions from podcast listeners and the art teacher community, they discuss printmaking centers, ideas for printing with very little budget, how to create a reduction print, and so much more. AOEU Resources on Printmaking PRO Learning FLEX Curriculum AOEU Graduate Courses AOEU Magazine & Podcasts NOW Conference
info_outline Ask the Experts, Episode Three: PaintingArt Ed Radio
In the third episode of Ask the Experts miniseries, Lena Rodriguez joins Tim to talk about a variety of topics when it comes to teaching painting in the art room. Answering questions from podcast listeners and the art teacher community, they discuss watercolor, tempera, acrylics, oils, and even encaustics, plus dive into how we teach technical skill, a dream classroom setup, and so much more. AOEU Resources on Ceramics PRO Learning FLEX Curriculum AOEU Graduate Courses AOEU Magazine & Podcasts NOW Conference
info_outline Ask the Experts, Episode Two: CeramicsArt Ed Radio
In the second episode of Ask the Experts miniseries, Laura Irmis joins Tim to talk about all things related to teaching ceramics in the art room. Answering questions from podcast listeners and the art teacher community, they discuss kiln firing, instructional strategies, organization tips, handling materials, and so much more. . AOEU Resources on Ceramics PRO Learning FLEX Curriculum AOEU Graduate Courses AOEU Magazine & Podcasts Learning to Love Ceramics: and NOW Conference
info_outline Ask the Experts, Episode One: PhotographyArt Ed Radio
In the first episode of Ask the Experts miniseries, Kristina Brown joins Tim to talk about all things related to teaching photography in the art room. Answering questions from podcast listeners and the art teacher community, they discuss alternative processes, the value of a darkroom, how to get started with teaching photography, and so much more. AOEU Resources on Photography PRO Learning FLEX Curriculum AOEU Graduate Courses AOEU Magazine NOW Conference
info_outline Ep. 411 - The March Mailbag: Collaboration, Creativity, and Classroom EnergyArt Ed Radio
Moving into March, it is time for another mailbag episode! Amanda and Tim begin with a long discussion about Amanda's new tattoo and the upcoming March Madness basketball tournament (if you want to miss the body art and hoops talk, and just get to the art teaching, skip to 16:00) They then dive into a bit of advice on collaborating with other teachers, and move on to everyday creativity, dealing with student apathy, and answering the question "is this good enough?". If you have a question for a future mailbag episode, email [email protected] or leave a voice recording at...
info_outline Ep. 410 - Storytelling, Art History Facts, and Student EngagementArt Ed Radio
Kyle Wood is back on the podcast today, just ahead of his first articles being published on the AOEU Magazine next month! He joins Tim to talk about what he will be writing, and of course they can't pass up an opportunity to tell some of their favorite stories and share some of their favorite facts about art history. Listen as they discuss upside-down paintings, famous forgeries, getting students excited about art, and--of course--Kyle's Arts Madness tournament for 2024. Resources and Links Learn About , , and Keep an eye on the for Kyle's upcoming articles!
info_outline Ep. 409 - The State of Art Education 2024Art Ed Radio
Every year, AOEU surveys art teachers from across the country and around the world to capture the current issues, trends, and topics in art education. After data is collected from thousands of art teachers, the annual State of Art Education survey is published in the AOEU Magazine. The 2024 report was published on Friday, and Amanda Heyn and Lindsey McGinnis are on the podcast to discuss the results! Listen as they talk about the most interesting insights from the survey, their own top takeaways, and how teachers everywhere can use the survey to advocate for their art rooms and their programs....
info_outlineThis school year will be a year like no other, and leadership will be vitally important. But what happens when you can't count on those who are leading you? In this episode, Tim explores ideas on how you can find success even if direction and leadership are failing you. Listen as he discusses the importance of relationships, how to leverage the art teacher community, and how to help your students find success no matter what your teaching situation.