HOW TO TEACH WITH OBJECTS WITH JO-ANNE SUNDERLAND BOWE INTRODUCTION This week on the podcast: I’m delighted to be talking to Jo-Anne Sunderland Bowe.Jo-Anne is… Read More »How to Teach with Objects with Jo-Anne Sunderland Bowe
INTRODUCTION For our thirtieth episode, I’m delighted to be talking to Catherine Chastney. Catherine is an art educator and owner of social enterprise… Read More »Art and Dementia with Catherine Chastney
INTRODUCTION How can you develop a reflective practice in your work? A reflective practice is simply the art of thinking about or reflecting on… Read More »How to develop a reflective practice
INTRODUCTION Today I’m focusing on colour. Colour is one of the 7 elements of art along with shape, line, form, texture, value and space. It’s… Read More »How to Engage your Audience with Colour in Art Discussions
SLOW LOOKING AND EMPATHY WITH KENIA SANTOS INTRODUCTION Today I’m delighted to be talking to Kenia Santos – an educator based in Brazil with specialisations… Read More »Slow Looking and Empathy with Kenia Santos
INTRODUCTION The traditional lecture-style guided tour is dead, long live the interactive tour! Well, it’s not actually, it’s still alive and kicking… Read More »10 Easy Ways to Make your Guided Tours More Interactive
INTRODUCTION When you introduce any activity into a guided tour, museum programme or class that involves drawing you almost certainly get a few… Read More »3 THINKING ROUTINES FOR SLOW LOOKING AND DRAWING
INTRODUCTION Today I’m really excited to be chatting to Louise Thompson – a museums and wellbeing consultant as well as the health and wellbeing manager… Read More »Using art and objects to learn wellbeing skills and improve mental health with Louise Thompson
HOW TO GET OVER A ‘TUMBLEWEED MOMENT’ (AND AVOID ONE IN THE FUTURE) WHAT IS A ‘TUMBLEWEED MOMENT’? Have you ever asked a question that… Read More »How to get over a ‘tumbleweed moment’ (and avoid one in the future)
INTRODUCTION In the past week I’ve just started teaching one of online courses to a group of international educators excited to start confidently leading discussions… Read More »13 Tips for Getting Started with Thinking Routines