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Jerald Robinson is the art teacher at Tapp Middle School in Cobb County, GA. He is in his 16th year of teaching, his seventh year at Tapp, and his third year in the art position. Formerly, he was a special education teacher. Robinson hopes to inspire others and spread love through his art.
We are all facing a challenging teaching situation this year, but those challenges can be exacerbated if students don’t have the supplies they need. In this presentation, Jerald will reveal how he engages students with minimal supplies.
Jenn Russell welcomes students into her art room at Hebron High School with an impressive array of visual stimulation and color. She loves popsicle stick jokes, chocolate, tchotchkes, and color (did we mention that?). When she has time, you can find her reading a good book, dabbling with pencils, or photographing the great outdoors of Texas.
Whether seeing your students online or in-person, it is important that you create a welcoming environment for them to thrive. In this presentation, Jenn will share her tried-and-true methods for welcoming students into the classroom and setting them up for success.
For over a decade, Lindsey Moss has worked her dream job of being an elementary art teacher in Yorkville, Illinois. She enjoys art history and finding creative artistic solutions to educational challenges. Moss believes that art class is the place where students can learn to be creative problem-solvers in a technology-saturated world.
After numerous changes this school year, countless teachers are finding themselves teaching from a cart. That change brings a whole new set of challenges. In this presentation, Lindsey will share practical methods for teaching from a cart and other epiphanies she’s had about how to be successful, no matter your teaching situation.
Janani is an art educator for both a high school and a youth community arts center in Chicago. Her teaching provides students with the resources they need to think and create critically to respond to their environment through drawing, painting, sculpture, and graphic design.
One of the biggest challenges for art students is visually expressing the ideas in their heads. In this presentation, Janani will discuss how she guides students through the entire creative process, helping them understand how to further develop their creativity and translate it into successful work.
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Enjoy a hands-on presentation every hour throughout the conference. That’s right! Artmaking. Every. Single. Hour.
Attendees receive a Guide to Artmaking prior to the event, so you can be ready to create and share your artwork in the exclusive attendee Facebook group.
What if something comes up and you can’t watch live? NO WORRIES!
The conference After Pass (free with your registration) gives you access to every presentation and every download for a full year after the event has concluded! It also includes:
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Imagine receiving a box in the mail bursting with awesome art products, free samples, and test materials to try in your art room. Jackpot!
The first 2,000 conference registrants will receive a swag box in the mail prior to the event.
We have a December 15th registration deadline for you to receive a swag box!
If you need your administrator’s approval to attend on your own, all you need to do is download this letter of support. Your odds of approval improve if you involve your team. When seeking approval, let your administrator know your entire art team can attend together.
Attend the conference, and you’ll receive an official signed certificate of participation documenting 8 hours of professional development. You can present this certificate to your school* to earn PD points or PD hours.
*Always check with your school to ensure compatibility.
*Research your state’s PD requirements.