Art Ed Radio

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The Podcast for Art Teachers

Episodes

  • What Do New Teachers Need to Know About Starting the Year? (Episode 1)

    14/09/2023 Duration: 57min

    In the first episode of the What Do New Teachers Need to Know? podcast, Tim and Janet discuss what new teachers should be focusing on during the beginning months of the school year in order to find success. Listen as they cover ideas on setting up and organizing your room, connecting with colleagues, dealing with supplies, beginning lessons, and so much more. Please share this podcast with a new teacher and help them join in these discussions as part of the art teacher community!   Resources and Links Follow Janet on Instagram See AOEU's YouTube Series for New Teachers See all of AOEU's Resources for New Teachers

  • Ep. 386 - Projects to Celebrate Diversity and Inspire Change

    12/09/2023 Duration: 35min

    In today's episode, Tim is joined by educators Paula Liz, Abigail Birhanu, Khadesia Latimer, and Tamara Slade. They are four of the co-authors of the recently published book Antiracist Art Activities for Kids: 30+ Creative Projects that Celebrate Diversity and Inspire Change. During today's discussion, they talk about the inspiration for creating the book, the collaborative process (and working with six co-authors!), and what it takes to bring a project like this book to fruition. Resources and Links Follow Antiracist Art Teachers on Instagram and find their Facebook page Discover the Facebook community that Paula Liz mentioned Find the book from Quarto Publishing, Barnes & Noble, or Bookshop.org Follow Paula Liz, Khadesia, Tamara, and Abigail on Instagram

  • Ep. 385 - September Mailbag: Organization Hacks, High Fives, and Art Challenges

    05/09/2023 Duration: 40min

    Now that most teachers are back in school, Amanda and Tim return for the September mailbag! In today's conversation, they share some of their favorite organization tips, pick up a couple of questions from Instagram, and answer a couple of listener voicemails. The discussion includes advice on transitions and teaching routines, activities for team building in the art room, engaging lessons, and much more! If you have a question for a future mailbag episode, email podcasts@theartofeducation.edu or leave a voice recording at 515-209-2595. Resources and Links Organization hacks on AOEU's YouTube Try Narration to Guide Transitions with Ease! Quiz About the Teacher

  • Ep. 384 - Six Thoughts for the First Part of the School Year

    29/08/2023 Duration: 26min

    As we start back to school and move through the first weeks of the year, Tim wants to share some thoughts on what he thinks will be important for teachers in the near future. In today's episode, he talks through six thoughts about challenges that will be facing teachers and what we can do to help ourselves. Listen as he discusses being proactive with organization and management, being flexible and adaptable, ideas for building community, and finding your outlet away from the classroom.  Resources and Links What Do New Teachers Need to Know About Starting the Year? Creating a Welcoming Environment Five Ways to Be a Better Teacher This Year

  • Ep. 383 - Podcasting With Your Students

    22/08/2023 Duration: 20min

    We all love listening to podcasts (obviously), but what if your students were the ones who created the episodes? Following her NOW Conference presentation, Meera Ramanathan is here to discuss her Elementary Art Talk podcast that she creates with her students. Listen as she discusses with Tim the ins and outs of recording her episodes, where her inspiration came from in creating the podcast, and what her students learn when they're collaborating and talking about art.  Resources and Links Check out the Elementary Art Talk Podcast Follow Meera on Instagram See Meera's website Listen to Meera on the Teaching Artist Podcast

  • Ep. 382 - What Do New Teachers Need to Know About Starting the Year?

    15/08/2023 Duration: 35min

    As part of the ongoing series of podcasts for new teachers, Janet Taylor joins Tim to discuss what new teachers need to know about finding success at the beginning of the school year. Listen as they cover ideas on setting up and organizing your room, connecting with colleagues, dealing with supplies, beginning lessons, and so much more! Look for the "What Do New Teachers Need to Know?" series in the coming weeks in your Art Ed Radio podcast feed! 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 Series for New Teachers See all of AOEU's Resources for New Teachers

  • From the Archives: Tips for Teaching Art on a Cart

    08/08/2023 Duration: 23min

    After last week's mailbag discussion about teaching art on a cart, a number of listeners reached out asking for more content to help them this school year. Today's episode from the archives can hopefully help, as so many art educators are facing the reality of teaching from a cart. In this episode from 2020, Kit Lang joins Tim to share her best tips and tricks for teaching from a cart, as well as what she's learned from her experience teaching in Hong Kong.  Resources and Links Read Kit's blog with her Top 10 Tips and Tricks Follow Kit on Instagram Listen to last week's mailbag episode Work Smarter Not Harder Teaching on a Cart

  • Ep. 380--August Mailbag: BTS Anxiety, Art on a Cart, and First Day Ideas

    01/08/2023 Duration: 24min

    Not only are Amanda and Tim here for the August mailbag, special guest Sarah Krajewski (@artroomglitterfairy) makes an appearance as well! In today's conversation, they recap the NOW Conference, pick up a couple of questions from Instagram, and answer a couple of listener voicemails. The discussion includes advice on how to avoid back-to-school anxiety, the best planners for art teachers, ideas for our youngest learners, and how you can thrive when teaching art on a cart. If you have a question for a future mailbag episode, email podcasts@theartofeducation.edu or leave a voice recording at 515-209-2595. Resources and Links Work Smarter Not Harder Teaching on a Cart Podcast 1 about Teaching Art on a Cart Podcast 2 about Teaching Art on a Cart Follow Sarah, Tim and Amanda on Instagram Watch Baby Amanda and her perfect one-day lesson video

  • Ep. 379 - The 2023 Summer NOW Conference Preview

    25/07/2023 Duration: 26min

    The Summer NOW Conference starts tomorrow! Janet Taylor joins Tim today to talk about how they put the Summer conference together, their excitement about everything coming with the event, and how teachers can make the most of their professional learning on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Join us at the NOW Conference on July 26th, 27th, and 28th, where we will share three days of PD that will have you excited and ready to start the upcoming school year!  Resources and Links Listen to presenter Katie White discuss assessment and creativity Hear presenter Nic Hahn talk about games to engage students Find all you need to know about the NOW Conference

  • Ep. 378 - Using Games to Engage Your Students

    18/07/2023 Duration: 30min

    Former Everyday Art Room podcast host and art teacher extraordinaire Nic Hahn stops by the show to discuss some of her favorite games to play with students. Listen as she and Tim discuss how games can build your classroom community, get kids engaged and excited, and maybe even clean up a little bit faster. Make sure you look for Nic's presentation on these games (and so much more) at the NOW Conference next week on July 27th!  Resources and Links Ideas for Art Room Games 6 Exhilarating Classroom Management Games Check out the Art to Remember website Find out more about the NOW Conference

  • Ep. 377 - Using Assessment to Nurture Creativity

    11/07/2023 Duration: 37min

    As we continue with the focus on creativity in this week's episode, assessment expert Katie White stops by the show to discuss how we can nurture a culture of creativity in our art rooms through how we use assessments. Listen as she and Tim discuss a culture of creativity, the steps of the creative cycle, and how every teacher can make assessment work for them. Make sure you look for Katie's presentation at the NOW Conference on July 27th!   Resources and Links Challenges to Foster Creativity Cultivating Creativity in Our Students Read Katie's book Unlocked: Assessment as the Key to Everyday Creativity in the Classroom Check out Katie's website Find out more about the NOW Conference

  • Ep. 376 - July Mailbag: Snacks, Ceramic Glazes, and the Sunday Scaries

    04/07/2023 Duration: 47min

    The next mailbag episode with Amanda and Tim is here! In today's mailbag for July, Amanda and Tim answer questions from teachers all over the country on a variety of topics. Listen as they share a couple of odd stories to start the show, and dive into teaching topics and summer breaks as well. The discussion includes the best snacks for the art room, classroom management preparation, and how to keep the Sunday scaries at bay and continue enjoying your summer. If you have a question for a future mailbag episode, email timothybogatz@theartofeducation.edu or leave a voice recording at 515-209-2595. Resources and Links First Year Art Teacher Guide Check out PRO and FLEX for additional resources What do New Teachers Need to Know About Curriculum? Follow Tim and Amanda on Instagram 15 Innovative Ways to Add Color to Ceramics AOEU graduate courses on Curriculum and Classroom Management

  • Ep. 375 - The Psychology of Creativity

    27/06/2023 Duration: 38min

    Friend of the pod Andrea Slusarski returns to the show for the first time in a while, and she can't wait to talk to Tim about the psychology of creativity! Though we all teach it in the art room, the research into the psychology behind creativity runs deep. Listen as Slu explains a lot of this research, shares some great food analogies with Tim, and offers advice on how we can help kids develop and demonstrate their own understanding of what it means to be creative. Resources and Links Challenges to Foster Creativity Cultivating Creativity in Our Students Listen to Slu on being a teaching artist and how you can love watercolor

  • From the Archives: Taking Stock of Where You Are

    20/06/2023 Duration: 24min

    In this episode from the archives, we're diving into summer, and talking about how we deal with all of the feelings and emotions that come with stepping away from school for a while. 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 podcast Planning for Self-Regulation This Summer Explore The Art of SEL podcast Find Sarah on Instagram

  • Ep. 373 - Taking a Break This Summer

    13/06/2023 Duration: 26min

    Following last week's mailbag episode, Tim spends some time ruminating on why teachers need to take a break this summer. With so many teachers feeling exhausted, he talks about the benefits to stepping away and the reasons you should take a break from school-related work for a couple of months. Listen as he discusses creating a routine around what you love, exploring new ideas that excite you, and the benefits of making more connections with the people who can support you. Resources and Links Challenges From This Year and How Art Teachers Overcame Them Read Abby Schukei's article about Focusing on Yourself How to Reduce Stress and Take Things Off Your Plate

  • Ep. 372 - Opening Up the June Mailbag

    06/06/2023 Duration: 40min

    The long-awaited mailbag episode with Amanda and Tim is here! This is the first of a new series of mailbag episodes that will publish the first week of every month. In today's June mailbag, Amanda and Tim answer questions from teachers all over the country. Listen as they tackle a variety of topics, including how to handle unsuccessful teaching, why breaks are so important, how we deal with sub shortages, and how to respond to difficult teachers and students. If you have a question for a future mailbag episode, email timothybogatz@theartofeducation.edu or leave a voice recording at 515-209-2595. Resources and Links Challenges From This Year and How Art Teachers Overcame Them How Art Teachers Can Deal with Demoralization Why Art and Art Teachers Matter How to Reduce Stress and Take Things Off Your Plate

  • Ep. 371 - Ideas for Artmaking in Nature

    30/05/2023 Duration: 17min

    Due to a number of listener requests, Tim takes today's episode outside! More specifically, he is talking about a number of ideas for artmaking activities you can do outdoors with your students. The conversation covers incorporating nature in simple lessons to architectural marvels and earth artists, as well as the reasons why students benefit from being outside. Tim also highlights a number of recently published AOEU articles that explore these ideas even further. Resources and Links 13 Art Ideas that are Perfect to Take Outdoors 7 Lessons to Take Art Out Into Nature 5 Famous Architectural Works and 10 Fascinating Earth Artists Tips to Incorporate and Plan the Perfect Art Nature Lessons

  • From the Archives: Keeping Kids Engaged Through the End of the Year

    23/05/2023 Duration: 24min

    The end of the year is difficult for teachers, and possibly the most difficult part of that is keeping students engaged. In this episode from 2019, Jordan DeWilde joins Tim to talk about his ideas to keep students creating meaningful work until they are gone for the summer. Listen as they discuss collaboration, engagement, and the best lessons to help students end the year strong.  Resources and Links Keeping Students Engaged Through the End of the Year Jordan's Celebrating Diversity Through Contemporary Art PRO Learning Pack 5 Projects to Engage Students Who Love Sports

  • Ep. 369 - Looking Ahead to the Fall

    16/05/2023 Duration: 34min

    As we come to the final weeks of school, our thoughts seem to naturally drift to what we will be seeing and doing when the next school year starts. In today's episode, Tim talks to Janet Taylor about the issues on teachers' minds as we start planning for fall. Listen as they discuss how teachers are feeling overworked, their thoughts about administrative support, and their perspectives on student engagement. Finally, Tim asks for listener feedback as to what issues you are thinking the most about for the next school year. Resources and Links Getting Apathetic Students Invested in Art How to Advocate from the Top Revitalizing Your Teaching for the Year Ahead

  • Ep. 368 - An Introduction to Atelier Training

    09/05/2023 Duration: 37min

    Despite its long history in the world of art, many art teachers do not know about atelier training--so it is time for an explainer episode! Mandy Theis, art educator and Director of the School of Atelier Arts, joins Tim today to share the ins and outs of atelier training. Listen as they discuss the history of atelier training, what contemporary atelier training is, strategies for how to teach realistic drawing and painting skills in the classroom, and opportunities available for both students and teachers.  Resources and Links Learn more about the School of Atelier Arts Follow Mandy on Instagram Find the book Mandy mentioned on Atelier Training by Juliette Aristedes Listen to Mandy on the Thriving Artist Podcast

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