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Ramblings of a Middle School Art Teacher
By Kelly BeachEducation
Ramblings of a Middle School Art Teacher episodes
- NAEA 2024 Quick RecapI ramble on about the importance of relationships and understanding everyone’s story as I reflect on the NAEA 2024 conference. Would you like to connect? Shoot me an email at [email protected].7 min
- The Language of ArtA quick look at providing a safe environment for all students especially those that do not speak English.4 min
- Collaborative JournalingA look at a collaborative journaling process that my students and I are participating in.5 min
- 4 min
- Mindful MarksA quick rambling about Mindful Marks, a five minute way that I’m starting my class daily.4 min
- Unpacking the Engagement Spectrum
Today I ramble on about the engagement spectrum. This is the tool that my school and myself use to track and communicate where students are in regards to their classroom engagement.
Find the Engagement Spectrum HERE!
5 min - 8 min
- S1:E13 "The Four Paths"
We just finished our 10th annual Colorado TAB conference. In our breakout sessions, I presented on how I am running my TAB classes virtually. My ADD brain forgot to hit record on those sessions so I decided to kick off 2021 with a podcast version of that presentation.
THE FOUR PATHS
22 min - S1:E12 "Reflecting on Remote Teaching Q2"
Quarter 2 is almost in the books. This week I quickly ramble on about the second quarter of remote teaching. I'll be taking a podcasting break until mid-January. Until next time.
10 min - S1:E11 "A Festivus for the Rest of Us"
This week I air my grievances about holiday projects and how we can make a more inclusive art classroom.
7 min
About Ramblings of a Middle School Art Teacher
From the publisher's feed
When asked, the majority of people will tell you that they had an awful middle school experience. In 2006, I set out to change that experience for my students. As a teacher it’s my goal to provide my students a safe learning environment where they can express themselves artistically. I strongly believe that students should understand what artists do and that they are the artist in our studio space.
Join me in my journey as a middle school art teacher as I ramble on about the techniques and strategies that I use in my teaching.