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A podcast for K-12 art educators interested in connecting with colleagues and ideas. Each episode, hosted by Matt and Laura Grundler, takes you backstage with guest hosts from #K12ArtChat to dig into the latest art education innovations and resources. You’ll find tips, tools, and inspiration to keep you connected and moving forward.

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Latest Episodes

In this episode, Matt & Laura chat with returning guest – Jason Blair about the essential role the arts play in young students’ development. Listen in to discover how artmaking supports the growth of critical skills, strengthens students’ ability to ... more

In this episode, Laura talks with artist, researcher, and teacher – Tamyrn McDermott about multimodal learning! Listen in to learn what this is and how it can be applied in an art classroom. Tamryn shares strategies and activities she’s used in her o... more

Back-to-school season is upon us with a new crowd of students and new host of challenges! In this episode Matt & Laura discuss common challenges we face as art educators and how to prepare for them. Discover actionable steps and strategies to ensure ... more

Honoring learning styles and helping build strong connections is what Differentiated Instruction is all about. In this episode, the Creativity Department is joined by Dr. Heather Fountain, author of Differentiated Instruction in Art Education. Listen... more

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Recent Guests

Tamryn McDermott
Part of a collaborative called Trace Layer Play and educator in art education
Utah State University
Episode: Episode 231 – Tamryn McDermott – Multimodal Learning
Dr. Heather Fountain
Expert in Differentiated Instruction and art education, author of a book on differentiation for art educators
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Episode: Episode 229 – Heather Fountain – Differentiated Instruction - Building Choice, Connection and Ownership
Alicia Gray
Art education director at Montserrat College and author focusing on restorative practices in art education.
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Episode: Episode 228 – Alicia Gray – Fostering Connection, Healing, and Community through Restorative Practice
Amanda Karhuse
Assistant Executive Director for Advocacy and Policy from NafME
NafME
Episode: Episode 227 – Ray Yang & Amanda Karhuse – Meet the Arts Education Alliance
Ray Yang
Director of ED&I and Special Initiatives at NAEA
NAEA
Episode: Episode 227 – Ray Yang & Amanda Karhuse – Meet the Arts Education Alliance
Rachel Pampano McLaughlin
Educator, artist, and co-owner of Mountainside Studios
Mountainside Studios
Episode: Episode 225 – Rachel McLaughlin – Inspiring Creativity through Music & Technology
Trevor Bryan
Art teacher with 26 years of experience, author of 'The Art of Comprehension'
Episode: Episode 224 – Trevor Bryan – Connections Between Art & Literacy
Amy Pfeiler-Wunder
Associate Dean at Kutztown University with extensive experience in K-12 education and a focus on multimodal learning through play.
Kutztown University
Episode: Episode 221 – Amy Pfeiler-Wunder & Mary Kate Bergh – Multi-Modal Learning through the Power of Play
Mary Kate Bergh
Art educator with experience teaching in Maryland and Philadelphia, currently at a K-4 Charter School in Rhode Island.
Episode: Episode 221 – Amy Pfeiler-Wunder & Mary Kate Bergh – Multi-Modal Learning through the Power of Play

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Laura Grundler
Host of K12ArtChat the Podcast
Matt Grundler
Host of K12ArtChat the Podcast

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 43 ratings
  • Fantastic Podcast!!!

    It was great! Just listened to it tonight. Love hearing the way @ruthcbyrne talks about her teaching process & how she helps students scaffold their thinking through play, blocks & the creative process.

    This podcast provides so many amazing guests and they cover such a wide array of topics and themes. You always get practical things to try on Monday and deeper gifts that inspire you to reflect and think more about. If you haven’t subscribed…. You need to!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ADESarted
    United States3 years ago
  • Creative Inspiration

    Laura and Matt have the most interesting guests to inspire art educators. They know how hard teaching art can be and offer thoughtful conversations with artists, teachers and creatives to refill teachers buckets. Love their joy and enthusiasm for art education.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    artydunne
    Australia3 years ago
  • Teacher Appreciation and Mental Health

    I have never been motivated to write a review about any podcast or product before this. I was highly impacted by this conversation. Thank you for the length and depth of sharing among your guests. I have immediately implemented the concept of evaluating my to actions to ask is this self-soothing or self-care, and how will it affect my tomorrow? While it was Mr. Crespo who lead me to your podcast, the hosts will keep me coming back!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    artwithadrienne
    United States3 years ago
  • My favorite arts ed podcast!

    I may be a bit biased, but I love this podcast. Since Matt and Laura started hosting, the quality has been incredible! It is meaningful to me to hear about the experiences of other arts educators and arts integration/STEAM educators. I highly recommend this!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Arts Integration Guru
    United States7 years ago
  • Community

    I have really enjoyed these Podcasts! I am an international teacher and have been trying to connect with my school leadership about the importance of creating a community for the art teachers in our “family of schools” but have had little to no success over the past few years. I’ve really appreciated the boost of energy that I’ve received from listening to your program and becoming part of this community! Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bbdobbs
    United States7 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the diverse and interesting guests featured, who provide valuable insights and practical applications for their teaching.
The hosts are praised for their engaging and thoughtful conversations that inspire and support educators in their practices.
Many find the content relatable and beneficial, leading to immediate implementation of suggested practices in their classrooms.

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Episode 231 – Tamryn McDermott – Multimodal Learning
Q: Are there any misconceptions about multimodal learning?
Tamryn highlighted that misconceptions include the belief that multimodal teaching requires expensive resources and that it presents a steep learning curve for educators.
Episode 231 – Tamryn McDermott – Multimodal Learning
Q: What drew you to this intersection of art education and multi-modal approaches?
Tamryn responded that she aimed to incorporate her creative practice into her teaching, particularly through multimodal methods that align with Universal Design for Learning.
Episode 230 – Reflecting & Resetting for the School Year Ahead
Q: What advice do you have for first year teachers or student teachers?
It's about building relationships, knowing your community and connecting to the students authentically.
Episode 228 – Alicia Gray – Fostering Connection, Healing, and Community through Restorative Practice
Q: Can you define what a trauma-sensitive school is?
Alicia describes it as a holistic approach where everyone in the school is aware of the impacts of trauma and works together to support student growth.
Episode 228 – Alicia Gray – Fostering Connection, Healing, and Community through Restorative Practice
Q: What inspired you to focus on restorative practice, especially as an art educator?
Alicia explains that it fell into her lap when her school was approached to pilot a trauma-sensitive program, highlighting the essential role arts play in supporting student healing.

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