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Sketchnotes: A Strategy for Individualized Note-Making

Do you prefer wide-ruled or college-ruled paper? That was a question I posed to a group of teachers recently as they were note-making. Of the sixty or so adults in the room, only five preferred wide-ruled paper, myself included. The question was posed out of curiosity...

An Art Teacher’s Innovative Approach: Bridging Art Creation and Appreciation Through the Use of ALM Strategies

This blog post highlights the incredible and inspiring work of a High School Art teacher who passionately advocates for a holistic art education. As Miranda Meeks graciously agreed to sit with me late one afternoon after a full day of teaching to share her experience...

Creating Equitable Learning Environments: Seven Strategies for Classroom Discussions and Activities

Creating equitable classrooms means knowing your students, fostering inclusivity, and using diverse activities to ensure all voices are heard and valued.