In this episode, the Creativity Department is joined by returning guest Jorge Lucero to discuss the philosophy around creating knowledge. Listen in and learn how artmaking teaches students so much more than making art. It supports personal development and underpins life skills students need. From how to embrace failure while experimenting to the analytical process of creating a project, and artmaking’s correlation to emotional intelligence, listen and discover ways educators can better recognize the intangible outcomes of art education.

In this episode, the Creativity Department is joined by NAEA’s President-Elect Amy Pfeiler-Wunder and her colleague Mark Kate Bergh for a discussion about the importance of play and multi-modal learning! explore topics such as: how multi-modal learning takes shape in an art classroom; what role play takes in nurturing students creativity and engagement; and how art educators can implement multi-modal learning in their own art rooms? Listen in to hear more from Amy and Mary Kate!

In this episode, the Creativity Department is joined by NAEA’s President – Cindy Todd to talk about how art educators can stay creative over their summer break! Cindy shares a few ways she’s been beating the summer slump, from artmaking in new spaces, getting to local art museums, and general self-care. As well as how carving out space for her creative work during the summer positively impacts her work as an art educator during the school year. Listen in to hear more from Cindy!