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jnnkck612 — 2024-06-09 20:26:50 UTC

The Art of Education University is a great resource for art teachers. It is made by art teachers to help connect other teachers with possible topics and ideas to integrate into their classroom. They also have a website, Instagram, and other social media platforms. All of their platforms are all under the same name: theartofEd

jnnkck612 — 2024-06-09 20:31:23 UTC

Edutopia is a fantastic resource for teachers of all age groups and subjects. This resource is particularly helpful because there are so many different topics that are covered on their cite. I chose this particular article because it is beneficial to me in the art classroom. It gives me good ideas on how to integrate technology into the elementary art classroom. It can also be applied to other age groups.

jnnkck612 — 2024-06-09 20:36:32 UTC

Art Teachers Hate Glitter is a blog that uses humor to bring together art teachers. This blog is about personal experiences that art teachers have had to let other teachers know that they are not alone as well as bring a little bit of joy to the matter. Sometimes being a teacher can be hard, and when you are an art teacher, sometimes there are not any other teachers that you can talk to and get advice from. Classroom teachers tend to have more colleagues that they can talk to than art teachers. This blog helps art teachers be able to connect and give advice to each other.

jnnkck612 — 2024-06-09 20:42:39 UTC

National Gallery of Art is a website that provides lesson plan ideas for art teachers. They have an easy to navigate page that allows teachers to select an age group and then it provides different artists that can be clicked to learn more about. After you click on an artist, it provides ideas that can be used to help teach about that artist in that specific age group. It is an incredibly helpful resource that allows art teachers to get ideas for lessons with only a few clicks.

jnnkck612 — 2024-06-09 20:48:57 UTC

This is a great resource for art teachers created by art teachers. It is a two part podcast where they talk about resources as well as the importance of Cultural Responsiveness in the Art Classroom. This also gives information on the different people on the podcast as well as places to follow them on social media. This is a great resources for art teachers because it gives insight and advice from other art teachers.

jnnkck612 — 2024-06-09 20:52:15 UTC

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has a #metkids page where it gives videos and resources for kids that explain art. There is a good variety of topics that can be used in lessons. Because the videos are geared toward kids, it is easier for a variety of ages of students to understand. These videos are a good resource that can be used for different lessons and is a good way to integrate technology into an art lesson.

jnnkck612 — 2024-06-09 20:59:42 UTC

PBS is a great resource for many different subjects and age groups. The link is specifically the subject of art. There are many different lesson plan ideas as well as videos that can be used. PBS also makes it easy to find what you are looking for. They have subjects sorted into different age groups which makes it easy to find what you need.

jnnkck612 — 2024-06-09 21:03:16 UTC

Deep Space Sparkle is a website that has many different resources for art teachers. There are many different lesson plans, advice for teaching in the art classroom, as well as a podcast that you can listen to. It is easy to navigate because it is separated by grade, subject, and many other things. It has many different beneficial resources that can be used by art teachers.

jnnkck612 — 2024-06-09 21:08:00 UTC

We Are Teachers is a website created by art teachers, for art teachers. This specific article provides twenty different art museums that have virtual tours. For an art teacher, this can be very helpful because it can provide an easy museum experience without having to organize a field trip. This also allows teachers to talk about many different museums in a short time frame that would otherwise be difficult.