One of the bits of good news I read on Twitter this past week is that a four-million dollar grant from the Wallace Foundation is making it possible to expand visual and performing arts education through grade eight in the Boston Public Schools. You can…
The University of Florida’s Art Education Program is pleased to announce that noted art educator Olivia Gude will deliver a public lecture on Friday, January 20, 2012 in FAB 105 from 7 to 8 pm (EST). Gude is a Professor at the University of Illinois…
To wrap up 2011, I’ve spent the past few days sorting through my postings, RSS feeds, and notes from the past year. Here, in no particular order, are ten items that rose to the top of the pile for me. Creativity As a follow up…
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With fall classes just underway in many schools across the country, the Labor Day break provides teachers and students with an opportunity to catch their breath before plunging headfirst into the school year. Art teachers looking to add something unique to their year’s repertoire of…
iboy_daniel, CC Attribution License School buses will soon be on the road again as fall classes are just around the corner. To mark the occasion, here is a collection of ‘back to school’ links I’ve been gathering for the past month or so: This video…
A look back at the first week of summer studio classes for graduate art education students enrolled in our online MA program.
Whew! I got back home from ISTE 2011 in Philadelphia last Wednesday and it’s taken me a week to get caught up and to find a free moment to reflect on the experience. I once described attending an ISTE conference like being hit by a…
Prior to my two-month hiatus from blogging, I posted links to a series of videos and studies related to creativity. As a follow-up, here are 10 additional project ideas and articles on fostering creativity. In It’s Time to Get Serious About Creativity in the Classroom,…