Madison Johnson

Art education major, concentrating in ceramics 🍶 CSU 🐏

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

TEDEd can also be used for lesson plans and homework assignments. Each video includes a questionnaire that students can fill out after they are done watching it. This tool is amazing for all teachers I recommend you check it out! #TEDEd
@TED_ED
Tutorial:
https://t.co/NCNdMaC1C6

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

Hello!
I want to share a useful EdTT tool that I discovered this week and it’s called TEDEd. This tool is great because it works for all content areas. Students and teachers can watch free educational TED Talks on their website. #EDUC331

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

I just came across a few other amazing twitter pages that focus on art history, as well as specific artworks so follow them if you’re interested! @AHiScharity @MuseumModernArt

[Art History in Schools @AHiScharity]

Another important read for today; Female artists and flowers @artukdotorg by Jane Simpkiss, curator @LeamSpaArtGall. https://t.co/FqmAe2zC1L #WomensDay #WomensDay2022

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

Follow @edutopia for a variety of different resources you can utilize in your classroom! #pstpln #EDUC331 #FF #arteducation

[edutopia @edutopia]

Here are *5 strategies* to help students overcome math phobia and anxiety so they can learn math more effectively in high school.
https://t.co/5xRWsbuzz4

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

Another great account that I follow on twitter is @artsy , they have tons of great information and resources for art educators! #pstpln #EDUC331 #FF #arteducation

[Artsy @artsy]

Despite an abundance of pigments available, many artists and art educators endorse the use of a restricted “limited” palette as a way to develop coherent, harmonious, and personal paintings. https://t.co/GrJome4pr6

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

I follow @Smarthistory because it’s another great resource for finding information on art history!! #pstpln #EDUC331 #FF

[Smarthistory @Smarthistory]

Join us Wednesday @ 1 pm ET for our next webinar about the Arena Chapel with Bryan Keene. Touches on challenges in teaching it and how we can look to stories of trade, gender, and more! Free, on Zoom, RSVP: https://t.co/NkgFZ3c0nL #APAH #ArtHistory #medievaltwitter #RenTwitter

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

@SarahNLammers I love this! Having a variety of different homework options is extremely important inside a classroom! #pstpln #EDUC331

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

@morganweduc @WeAreTeachers Thank you for sharing this great resourceful twitter page! It’s so important that teachers stick together to help support one another and the students! #pstpln #EDUC331

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

ART EDUCATORS!!! If you’re looking for a helpful online tool for students to explore artworks, artists as well as art history I would check out the website I linked below! #pstpln #EDUC331 #arteducation https://t.co/WyDbLTboo7

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

Another amazing account that I follow is @TED_ED they post amazing teaching and student resources as well as TED talks, follow them if you’re looking for some great education TED talks! #pstpln #EDUC331

[TED-Ed @TED_ED]

You actually *can* draw. All it takes is 2 simple shifts in your technique — and attitude: https://t.co/pnRVE10tm9

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

I would also recommend following @artnet because they post tons of amazing artists as well as their artwork! Go check it out if you love art! #pstpln #EDUC331

[Artnet @artnet]

Michael Stipe, the frontman of the 1990’s rock outfit R.E.M., has been a fixture in the art world for a long time. Now, his personal collection of outsider art is on view (and on sale) at the Outsider Art Fair: https://t.co/re90ffQMUv

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

I follow @teacher2teacher because they share so many useful resources that all teachers can use! They also post encouraging things for teachers, which I love! #pstpln #EDUC331

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

@keegan_lewis21 To make lessons more exciting, educators can help students make these deep, personal and meaningful connections to the content being taught in class by asking them personal questions. Students are much more interested in things they can personally relate to #pstpln #EDUC331

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

@CollinsXan Great question! One way I can think of modeling respect in the classroom is by pointing out a student who is doing so and praising them for it. I’ve noticed students often respond to what their peers are doing, so pointing out the positive behaviors is helpful! #pstpln #EDUC331

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

Question to community #pstpln #EDUC331 What are some ways educators make the classroom a more welcoming and enviting place for ALL students?

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

@MollyHansonEDUC Molly I love that you’re celebrating this! It is so important that EVERY student feels supported and welcomed inside the classroom.

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

This week, I am celebrating my teacher for having a true *teachers heart* and for making sure every students voice can be heard in the classroom #celebratemonday #pstpln #EDUC331

[Madison Johnson @Madison_artedu]

Hello! I am an Art Education Major at Colorado State University. My concentration is in ceramics, so I love working with clay! I overall hope to gain more experience operating and maintaining a PLN from this challenge so I can use one in my future career.
#pstpln #EDUC331