Podcasts about everyday art room

To celebrate National Literacy Month, this episode from the archives features author and artist Peter Reynolds--along with his twin brother Paul--as they join Nic Hahn for an episode of Everyday Art Room from 2020. Listen to their wide-ranging conversation about literacy, creativity, opening a bookstore, the beginnings of Dot Day, and so much more!   Resources and Links View Peter Reynolds' Website FableVision Studios The Blue Bunny Bookstore Reynolds TLC Dot Day Make Your Mark: A Coloring Book-ish

In this episode from the archives, Tim is joined by elementary art teacher Laura Irmis to discuss if and how we can find the time to do everything that is expected of us as art teachers. Laura shares how she is making it work as a teacher, artist, mother, and graduate student. Listen as she discusses all of that with Tim and they both share thoughts on prioritizing, scheduling, and their love of ceramics.  Resources and Links Listen to the Everyday Art Room episode on Creating Time for Yourself Take a look at the Studio: Painting-Watercolor course See all of AOEU's Graduate Courses Check out Laura's Ceramics Website

In today's episode, Tim is joined by elementary art teacher Laura Irmis to discuss if and how we can find the time to do everything that is expected of us as art teachers. Laura shares how she is making it work as a teacher, artist, mother, and graduate student. Listen as she discusses all of that with Tim and they both share thoughts on prioritizing, scheduling, and their love of ceramics.   Resources and Links Listen to the Everyday Art Room episode on Creating Time for Yourself Take a look at the Studio: Painting-Watercolor course See all of AOEU's Graduate Courses Check out Laura's Ceramics Website

Norman Rockwell is probably best known for his wholesome and nostalgic illustrations that graced the covers of The Saturday Evening Post for decades. His name has become shorthand for an idealized version of America but as we all know, in great art, there is always more than meets the eye. In this episode, we did not focus on Rockwell's depictions of the American mythos. If you are interested in that stuff, check out my previous episode on Freedom from Want. For this episode, we focused on the hard truths Rockwell depicted in The Problem We All Live With. This is a piece about the struggle surrounding race, integration and equity and regardless of race, gender, ability, religion or other cultural identifiers, the struggle for equity is one we all live with because injustice for anyone is a harm to everyone. Norman Rockwell believed that our ideal of all people being treated fairly was important enough that he felt compelled to use his platform and his talents to call attention to it. My guest this week is Candido Crespo, fellow art teacher and host of Everyday Art Room from The Art of Education University. He is doing a ton of good work and here are the various places you can find him: https://linktr.ee/crespoarts Who ARTed is an Airwave Media Podcast. Connect with me: Website | Twitter | Instagram | Tiktok Support the show: Merch from TeePublic | Buy me a coffee As always you can find images of the work being discussed at www.WhoARTedPodcast.com and of course, please leave a rating or review on your favorite podcast app. You might hear it read out on the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's episode, Candido reconnects with his high school English teacher for a fun conversation about creativity and collaboration. Listen as they discuss the benefits of collaboration, why students feel welcome in the art room, and how teachers can create the space students need to explore and develop their creative skills. Resources and Links Explore the Collaboration in the Art Room PRO Pack Looking at Ideas for Collaboration Follow Candido on Instagram and Twitter Hear every episode of Everyday Art Room

The Everyday Art Room podcast has a new permanent host—Candido Crespo! You may know Candido from his Instagram, his NOW Conference presentations, or his episodes guest hosting the podcast. Today, he welcomes you to his debut episode as the permanent host of Everyday Art Room! Listen as he discusses what to expect from his show, his passions and what drives him, and how he wants to connect with podcast listeners. Resources and Links Listen to Candido's first and second episodes as guest host Follow Candido on Instagram and Twitter Hear every episode of Everyday Art Room

In today's episode, Nic takes the opportunity to say goodbye. After two and a half years, and hundreds of episodes, she is stepping away from Everyday Art Room. In today's episode, she spends time talking about her own life, where she goes for help, and what feeds her own soul. She also says thank you to a few people and shares her hopes for the future of the podcast. Resources and Links Jenni Linnet Coaching Kelly Gorder GreenLights (Matthew McConaughey) Lisa Congdon and Phil Hansen Apply to be an AOEU Podcast Host!

Today is the fourth and final episode in a series of Everyday Art Room podcasts that explore the national standards. Today, Nic gets a variety of voices to come on the show to talk about the Present standard. Listen as they discuss how students can meet the Present standard, how they can curate an art space, and the importance of sharing with peers, teachers, and the community at large.  Resources and Links Follow Ann, Polly, and Michelle on Instagram View the NCCAS Conceptual Framework NCAS Visual Art Standards At-A-Glance View the PRO Learning Pack on Implementing the National Standards

This is the third episode in a series of Everyday Art Room podcasts that explore the national standards. Today, Nic gets a variety of voices to come on the show to talk about the Connect standard. Listen as they discuss how students can meet the Connect standard, why we should be utilizing personal experiences, and the importance of voice and choice.  Resources and Links Follow Ann, Corbie, Renee, and Michelle on Instagram View the NCCAS Conceptual Framework NCAS Visual Art Standards At-A-Glance View the PRO Learning Pack on Implementing the National Standards

This is the second episode in a series of Everyday Art Room podcasts that explore the national standards. Today, Nic gets a variety of voices to come on the show to talk about the Respond standard. Listen as they discuss how students can meet the Respond standard, the numerous activities that can be done in the art room to help students respond to work, and why your students might just need to have a debate about abstract art.  Resources and Links Follow Ann, Joseph, and Lindsey on Instagram View the NCCAS Conceptual Framework NCAS Visual Art Standards At-A-Glance View the PRO Learning Pack on Implementing the National Standards

Cassie Stephens, the former host of Everyday Art Room, returns to the show today to join Nic and catch up on everything that has been happening this school year. Listen as they talk about Cassie's new mobile classroom she developed, the book she self-published, and the support teachers need in order to be successful. And toward the end of the episode, Cassie might just share a spoiler on what's coming next for her.  Resources and Links Find Cassie on Instagram View Cassie's Facebook page See the Prang mobile classroom Read Cassie's blog and find out more about her book

This time of the year is always difficult for students, even in non-pandemic times. Which makes it the perfect opportunity for teachers to break out the exciting tools and mediums that will engage their students. Listen as Nic discusses her favorite mediums to motivate kids, some great lessons she teaches, and why she thinks teachers might need a little bit of motivation right now as well. Resources and Links Listen to other episodes of Everyday Art Room 5 Activities to Engage and Energize Students 3 Ways to Keep Engagement High Through the End of the Year A Simple Way to Increase Engagement

During Friday night's NOW Conference, Tim and co-host Amanda Heyn spent some time talking about creativity with art teachers and artists Candido Crespo and Sarah Krajewski. That conversation makes up the bulk of today's podcast. Listen as they discuss simple ways to stay creative, the easiest ways to consistently make art, and how staying creative can help you in the classroom. Resources and Links Listen to Candido on the Everyday Art Room podcast Check out Candido's One Love Art Sessions podcast Take a look at Sarah's website Listen to last week's podcast with NOW featured presenter Kevin Honeycutt

In this episode we are guests on the Everyday Art Room podcast. Nic Hahn (@minimatisseart) invited us to discuss finding the time to create, balancing creativity with responsibilities, and the importance of art teachers continuing to do studio work. You can find out more information about the Everyday Art Room at https://theartofeducation.edu/everydayartroom/ The music used in the intro and outro is created by Pound AKA Chris Lee. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/oneloveartsessions/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/oneloveartsessions/support

NOW conference week is finally here! With the conference coming up in just two days, AOEU's Amanda Heyn joins Tim to preview everything coming up on Thursday. They talk about Amanda's excitement for the week of professional development, the appearance of Peter Reynolds, and the presentations they are most looking forward to this time around. Resources and Links Check out everything you need to know for the conference here Art Ed PRO Listen to Peter Reynolds' Everyday Art Room interview  

Author and artist Peter Reynolds--along with his twin brother Paul--join Nic today for a very special episode of Everyday Art Room. Listen to their wide-ranging conversation about creativity, opening a bookstore, the beginnings of International Dot Day, and so much more! Resources and Links View Peter Reynolds' Website FableVision Studios The Blue Bunny Bookstore Make Your Mark: A Coloring Book-ish Register for AOEU's NOW Conference

Ruthie and John Post are two amazing art teachers from Sedona, Arizona. Today, they are back for part 2 of their Everyday Art Room appearance. Listen as Nic guides a discussion with them on keeping projects safe in the kiln, logistics of working with clay in your classroom, and the benefits of teaching clay throughout the year. Resources and Links Follow Ruth on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TPT John's Blog Building a Ceramics Program (John's PRO Learning Pack) Ruthie's Clay Box Subscription Service

As you may have heard, the Everyday Art Room podcast has a new host this week--Nic Hahn! You may know Nic from her Mini Matisse blog, her Instagram, or her many Art Ed Now conference presentations. Today, she welcomes you to her debut episode of Everyday Art Room! Listen as she discusses what to expect from her show, what to expect from her, and why she wants to share everything that is happening in her classroom.  Resources and Links  Listen to Nic on Art Ed Radio Check out the New Everyday Art Room podcast You can find Nic's blog here Give Nic a follow on Instagram! 

As you may have heard, the Everyday Art Room podcast has a new host this week--Nic Hahn! You may know Nic from her Mini Matisse blog, her Instagram, or her many Art Ed Now conference presentations. Today, ahead of her debut episode on Everyday Art Room, she sits down to talk to Tim about her new show, finding her place as an educator, and what she wants to share with art teachers around the world.  Resources and Links  Check out the Everyday Art Room podcast You can find Nic's blog here Give Nic a follow on Instagram!

There are so many things that classroom teachers don't understand about what we do in the art room. In her final episode, Cassie discusses the unique things we do as art teachers and how we can help everyone else understand our challenges. To close the show, she shares some special thank yous with everyone who played a part in making this show a success and passes the torch to Nic Hahn as she takes over as the host of Everyday Art Room.   Resources and Links  The Not-So-Perfect Truths of Being an Art Teacher Superpowers All Art Teachers Have Amazing Skills You Will Develop as an Art Teacher Characteristics of Great Art Teachers

The gang was SO excited to hang with America's favorite CRAZY art teacher, Cassie Stephens! She is so cool and walks to the beat of her own drum. Her authenticity and uniqueness not only gives her elementary school students a phenomenal education and passion for art, but she inspires other educators around her. She even was honored as a "Cool Teacher" by Scholastic. Whether she's handmaking her outfits inspired by great artists to use as an ice-breaker for her classroom or writing a book about clay projects for kids, Cassie is constantly creating new ways to get herself and others around her inspired. We LOVE her-- and you will, too! Here are some of her links: Blog: https://cassiestephens.blogspot.com/ IG: cassie_stephenz Cassie's podcast, Everyday Art Room: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/everyday-art-room/id1268732400?mt=2 Cassie's book:  https://www.amazon.com/Clay-Lab-Kids-Projects-Homemade/dp/163159270X   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Oh! And don’t forget to join our tribe! www.crafthangout.com www.instagram.com/crafthangout https://www.facebook.com/crafthangout

Cassie Stephens teaches art at an elementary school in Nashville, Tennessee.  She spends a lot of her free time sewing wacky outfits to accompany art lessons, thrift shopping and just making stuff. She is also the creator and host of the podcast Everyday Art Room, a podcast that offers a glimpse into the world of elementary art and offers advice, stories and ideas to improve your teaching. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/cassiestephens In this episode, Cassie discusses: -Going from a comfortable identity as the “weird artsy kid” in high school to an uncomfortable self-conscious lack of identity in college. -The difference in mentality between her fine art classes and her art education classes and classmates. -The biggest lie she was ever told and how it stayed with her for years. -How she put so much effort into teaching art that she let go of creating for herself for seven years. -The ways in which she got back to her personal creative side. -The ways she tries to align her DIY creative side with her teaching side. -How she balances her time. -The logic and emotion behind her decision to stop pursuing painting. -Why we should never create from a place of obligation or guilt, because the work will always reflect those emotions. -Why we lose our childlike excitement for creativity. Cassie's Final Push will remind and inspire you to LOVE the creative person inside of you!   Quotes: “I had to decide – did I want to be an artist?  Or did I want to be an art teacher?  Because I was led to believe that I couldn’t be both.” “Because I spent so much of my time figuring out how to teach art and trying to do the best job that I could, I completely let go of the idea of creating.” “It’s like a vitamin deficiency.  When you’re a creative person and you’re not creating, then something feels off and wrong.  You’re not taking your vitamins.” “I am still an epic poor manager of time but somehow I force myself to find time and to make time.” “I spent so much time letting my professors in my head and losing track of who I was and why I loved painting.” Links mentioned: Everyday Art Room Podcast YCP Morning Motivation: Facebook / Discord Connect with Cassie: Blog / Facebook / Instagram / YouTube / Twitter On the next episode: Koosje Koene: Website / Instagram Join the discussion in the Facebook group!

How do we get your students to treat supplies well? How do we keep our nice things actually nice, so kids have the tools they need to create their masterpieces. Join Cassie as she talks about why your kids need to be using "the good stuff" when it comes to supplies (3:45), why you need to hold your kids accountable (8:30), and the various reasons you may need a backup set of supplies (14:45).   Resources and Links: Cassie mentioned the "Art Teachers in Training" episode of Everyday Art Room 10 Art Supplies You Can't Live Without Cassie's rundown of some of her favorite supplies

Everyday Art Room is back for episode two, and Cassie tackles the topic of art room rules. Whether you just need a quick refresh on simple rules or a guide to dealing with chaotic students, this episode covers it all! Listen as she talks about what students need from you when you start the year (3:30), the only 3 rules needed in the art room (11:30), and the best way to handle disruptions and interruptions from your kids (17:00). Resources: Cassie's blog post on her art room rules Have you ever thought about creating rules WITH your students?  Cassie talks about "removing yourself from the situation" when things get bad. Here's why.

Everyday Art Room debuts with host Cassie Stephens welcoming you into the world of elementary art teaching. She tackles the topic of establishing routines, and why they are so important for a successful school year. Listen as she talks about why you need to pay attention to your own setup, situation and students (3:30), and the magic that happens when your routines are running well (13:30). Cassie opens up the mailbag for listener questions (15:45) and closes the show with some great advice for the beginning of the school year.

Tim interviews the one and only Cassie Stephens for this episode, and they discuss some the best ideas from transitioning from summer mode back into school. They cover where inspiration comes from, and how you can bring that inspiration into your teaching. Tim starts the episode with a big announcement about AOE's newest podcast (1:30), then Cassie shares information about her upcoming Art Ed Now Conference presentation (5:30), and the new lessons coming into her classroom this year (11:45). They then close the conversation with a rundown of the upcoming Everyday Art Room podcast, and why Cassie wanted to host the show (18:45). Full episode transcript below.   Resources and Links: Take a look at Cassie's blog and all of her incredible resources The Clay Lab for Kids book  An interview with Cassie, and a great lesson Check out all of Cassie's AOE videos