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Ep. 242 - Ideas for Alternative Art Shows Nov 03, 2020

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As the first quarter comes to a close, Tim is spending some time reflecting on what the rest of the school year is going to look like for everyone. And one of those future concerns is what art shows might look like this year. In this episode, Tim discusses some ideas for alternative art shows, including how we can incorporate technology, move shows outside, and simplify things to make the process easier for everyone.

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Ep. 241 - 5 More Creepy Artworks For Halloween Oct 27, 2020

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After last Halloween's popular episode on 6 creepy artworks, Tim is back this year with 5 more of his favorite paintings that can be used to celebrate Halloween. Listen as he talks about Goya, Cezanne, and Caravaggio, and also dives into literature and Greek mythology in this entertaining episode.

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Ep. 240 - Teaching 3D From a Distance Oct 20, 2020

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One of the biggest challenges art teachers have faced throughout this school year is how to teach three-dimensional art during hybrid learning or distance learning. In today's episode, Tim talks to art teacher Karen Kiick about how she navigated the end of last year and how she is adapting to this new school year. Listen as they discuss hybrid learning, teaching ceramics and sculpture from a distance, and the challenges that this year holds.

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Ep. 239 - An Inside Look at Publishing Oct 13, 2020

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AOEU writer Sarah Krajewski published her first book, Exactly You! The Shape of Your Feelings, on World Mental Health Day on October 10th. Today, she is on the podcast to talk about her book, social and emotional awareness, and tell the story of exactly how an art teacher gets into the publishing world.

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Order Exactly You! The Shape of Your Feelings
Visit Sarah's website
View all of Sarah's AOEU articles

Ep. 238 - Putting Together a Virtual Conference Oct 06, 2020

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As we move into the fall, it is time for state conference season. A great time for art teachers to connect, collaborate, and spend time with their art teaching colleagues from across their state. But how can that happen in the midst of a pandemic? Today, Tim talks to three teachers from Wisconsin about how they have developed a virtual conference in concurrence with ten other states.

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Ep. 237 - Creativity, Inspiration, and Representation in the Art Room Sep 29, 2020

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Today, Tim talks to artist and art educator Sharonda Harris-Marshall about a variety of topics, including her writing about the importance of representation in the art room. Listen as they discuss Sharonda's career, how everyone can (and should) stay creative in difficult times, and why we need more people of color in artistic spaces.

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Sharonda's article about encouraging kids to explore the arts
Black Art Teachers Matter
View all of Sharonda's articles

Ep. 236 - Moving On to Online Teaching Sep 22, 2020

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In June, Clara Lieu left her position as a professor at RISD and spoke out about the discrimination she faced while there. Her twitter thread telling her story garnered a great deal of attention, and from some, surprise. She is on the podcast today to talk to Tim about her exit, her current and upcoming work on Art Prof, and ends by sharing some of her expertise and best advice on teaching online.

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Check out the Art Prof site
Teaching and Learning Art Online on Art Prof
Follow Clara on Twitter
View Art Prof's YouTube Channel

Ep. 235 - Cultivating Creativity in Our Students Sep 15, 2020

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On today's episode, Jason Blair joins Tim to discuss how we can grow and cultivate our students' creative capacities. Listen as they talk about Jason's idea of inconvenient creativity, the best approach to help nurture collaboration and creativity, and the importance of a personalized approach to learning.

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Follow Jason on Twitter and view his website
Cultivating Creative and Civic Capacities
Jason's Pedagogy of Play article
The Key to Cultivating Creative Minds

Ep. 234 - Strategies and Setups for Online Teaching Sep 08, 2020

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Navigating the world of online learning continues to present a plethora of challenges to teachers everywhere. In today's episode, Tim brings on Jerald Robinson to talk about what he is doing with his students and how he is making things work. Listen as they discuss Jerald's tech setup, his ideas for keeping students engaged, and how he's planning on running an online art club for over 100 students.

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Follow Art by Levar on Instagram and Twitter
Also follow @SupaDopeFresh on Twitter
Rooted in Love podcast

Ep. 233 - Making Art Outdoors Sep 01, 2020

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With teachers receiving a lot of directives to take students outside when possible, Tim wanted to share ideas today for making art outdoors. Whether the artmaking is nature-related or not, it can be worthwhile for you and your students to get outdoors. Listen as Tim covers ideas for student engagement, artists to share, and the best media for outdoor artmaking.

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