What To Look For When Hiring a Tutor
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by Diana Naccarato
1M ago
Whether you are looking for a tutor for your child or for yourself, it can be hard to know where to start. Here are my tips for finding a tutor that is a good fit for your needs. Ask about the highest educational degree the tutor has earned. Look for advanced degrees. Terminal degrees mean more expertise and a deeper understanding of the subject. For artists, this is the MFA. For other fields, it will be a PhD. Ask about prior teaching experience or certifications. Knowing the content is one thing, and teaching it effectively is another. A more experienced tutor will have a proven track r ..read more
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Curriculum Development: Deciding What to Teach
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by Artful and Educational
2M ago
One of the best parts of teaching is having the freedom to design our own courses. Of course, we need to teach within certain parameters such as departmental, state, or national core standards, but within these structures there is also a great amount of flexibility. We can shape our courses to suit our individual students’ needs and interests, while honoring our own areas of expertise. This can also be one of the most intimidating parts of being a new teacher or professor, so let’s jump in to some ways to make your curriculum designing period fruitful and even enjoyable. My tips below are spec ..read more
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Best Daylight Lamp for Artists
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by Artful and Educational
3M ago
I recently upgraded to a new lighting set up in my studio for painting, photographing art, and painting, and I haven’t looked back. I recommend the Godox Litemons LA200D. It was easy to set up, and features a dimming knob so I can adjust how bright I want the light to be. The color mimics daylight, making it perfect for painting and video demonstrations. With the softboxes on, the lights are a bit large, so if you are only working on a small desktop you might get away with smaller lights. Hope this helps! This post contains affiliate links, and I may earn a small commission for any purchases y ..read more
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6 Ways To Recruit Students For Your Art Classes
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by Artful and Educational
3M ago
If your business offers Art classes, you know that finding students is a top priority. It will take time to bolster enrollment in your programs. If you are coming from a traditional classroom teaching role, you likely have not thought much about enrollment, since the school places students in your classes. These ideas will help you innovate and attract more students so your business can thrive. Host Free In-Person Events. Even if you teach primarily online, in-person events are a wonderful way to engage with your local community and garner interest in your programs. Tailored Events. Before ..read more
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Printable Art For Your Classroom, Home or Office
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by Artful and Educational
3M ago
Are you looking for ways to improve the appearance of your classroom, office, or home? My affordable art printables are here to help! Beautify your classroom or office with my Printable Classroom Poster Art Bundle, which you can easily print from home or at an office supply store! All of these printable posters are my original artworks. This bundle includes: Floral Clouds Printable Art Looking - Printable Art Summertime Printable Art Powerful Energy Printable Art Flower Pattern Printable Art Printable Artwork Classroom Poster I hope you enjoy looking at this downloadable art as much as I enjo ..read more
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