2nd Place - Best Rising Star Art Ed Blog!
January 25, 2015
- Leave a Comment
Thanks so much to everyone who nominated and voted!
I am so honored to have placed 2nd in the 'Best Rising Star' category in The Art of Education's Art Ed Blog Awards!
Getting recognized for my efforts is truly rewarding. I invest a lot of time into my blog and I am so happy to know that other art teachers appreciate the content I create and post!
I love how blogging has allowed me to connect and communicate with so many other art teachers.
With that being said, I would LOVE to meet more of you!
Once again I will be attending the NAEA National Convention (March 26-28, 2015 in New Orleans, LA) and would love the opportunity to connect with more art teachers!
Mollie from 'Please Don't Eat the Artwork' (formally Art with Ms. K) and I will be presenting a session on blogging at this year's convention and would love it if you would swing by!
The information for our session is listed below.
Saturday, March 28th @ 11:00am-11:50am
(Convention Center/Meeting Room 218/Second Level)
Connected Classroom: Building your network through blogging and technology
(Gram & Katzin)
Explore how to use personal blogging and other interactive resources to incite professional growth, build your own personal learning network, and renew your enthusiasm for teaching.
We will be in town the night of Wednesday, March 25th - Sunday, March 29th. If you can't attend the session but would like to meet up to talk - please don't hesitate to let us know! :)
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Labels
abstract
advocacy
architecture
Art Club
art game
art show
autumn
centers
cityscape
classroom management
color mixing
depth
flowers
foil
food
form
GAEA
holiday
landscape
line
literacy integration
math integration
monsters
multicultural
NAEA
non-objective
ocean
one-day lesson
Owls
Pattern
perspective
pop art
radial symmetry
science integration
self-portrait
shape
social studies integration
space
spring
still-life
street art
stylization
symbolism
symmetry
texture
value
variety
warm/cool color scheme
winter
writing integration
No comments
Post a Comment