Inspired Art Ed
Dr. Amy Sery
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☀️ Returning to the Blog Summer always gives me a little more room to think. During the school year, the art room is full of movement: students choosing materials, iPads being passed out, paint being mixed, cardboard being transformed, clay tools being washed, photographs being taken, sculptures being balanced, and sketchbooks being opened for just…
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Creativity, responsibility, and what this moment means for art educators As art teachers, we’re in a unique position right now. We’re watching a new tool enter the creative space—one that’s exciting, complex, and, at times, uncomfortable. Conversations about AI often evoke strong emotions, especially when we talk about environmental impact, ownership, and what it means…
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How I launch the year in my choice-based classroom—and the tools that help students shine As I head into another exciting year of Teaching for Artistic Behavior (TAB), I’m always reflecting on what helps students feel confident, inspired, and independent in the art studio. Over the years, I’ve refined a toolkit of classroom strategies and…
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Hello from Louisville, KY! I just arrived at NAEA 2025, and I couldn’t be more excited to present, learn, and connect with fellow art educators from across the country. This conference is always an inspiring space to exchange ideas, dive into new trends, and celebrate the power of art education. This year, I’m honored to…
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For nearly 20 years, I’ve been immersed in the world of art education, helping students discover their creative voices through Teaching for Artistic Behavior (TAB), the Studio Habits of Mind (SHoM), Media Arts, and—most recently—AI. Throughout my journey, I’ve tested countless approaches, refined classroom studios, and explored the intersection of technology and creativity. Now, I’m…
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