

All teachers need professional development. Why not make it meaningful to your individual teaching practice? In this area, you'll find a wide variety of ways you can keep your own creative juices flowing. Be sure to dig into the subtopics for more specific PD opportunities.
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Guest Colby Sharp breaks down how he provides time for creativity in his classroom and how he gets "it" all done.

If you're struggling to find time for creativity in your classroom or life, here are 6 tips for expanding the time you do have.

If you've been sold the starving artist myth, you've been sold a lie.

In this episode, we'll explore how to use the 6 basic needs from Ed Mylett in the classroom - as well as in our relationships with each other.

On this episode of the Art Works for Teachers podcast, Merryl Goldberg describes how she used music to spy and save others in the 1980s.


Tune into this episode to learn why art works for teachers, explore the act of creative curiosity, and download a simple activity for class.

Introducing the Official Trailer for the Art Works for Teacher Podcast!

Creative boundaries may seem like an oxymoron, but they actually serve a symbiotic relationship.

In this episode, Danielle Coke shares how she uses her gift for illustration and infographics as a means for encouraging dialogue around social justice.
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