One of the biggest concerns teachers have when transitioning to a choice-based art education is, "if I let them choose, won't they just choose nothing?"

And the answer is, yes and no. The majority of students will fully engage, while a few from time to time will choose to do "nothing". However, how you respond to those students can make or break the success of your program going forward! In this video, I share 5+ tips for making sure all of your students are able to achieve success in the choice-based art classroom.

🔗For a more in-depth discussion on helping disengaged kiddos, check out the fabulous "Block, Paper, Scissors" Podcast:
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📚 For more information on incorporating a choice-based art education into your classroom, check out the following books:

📕 Engaging Learners Through Artmaking: Choice-Based Art Education in the Classroom (TAB):
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📗Studio Thinking from the Start:
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📘Studio Thinking 2: The Real Benefits of Visual Arts Education:
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📙Choice without Chaos:
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📕The Learner-Directed Classroom:
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About me:
My name is Nicole and I'm new to YouTube, but have been teaching young artists since 2010. I have a Master's degree in Art Education and a huge passion for authentic kid art!

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