NAEA Resources

National Art Education Association as many resources for us to use in categories from research, learning & Tools, Community, Adovacy and Policy, Opportunites and member only reources. Also NAEA as ways for art educators Network and collaborate through Collabate and Connecterd Arts Netoworks as well as the Convention. We can link them all here but we link a few for you below. You also can go to NAEA Website

ResearchWhat does current research say about the value of learning in the visual arts? What topics are emerging in the arts research world? How does research inform teaching practices and how can what happens in your classroom inform research? Learn about the NAEA Research Commission, view NAEA publications, and learn about publication policies and procedures.

National Art Education FoundationThe National Art Education Foundation (NAEF) invests in innovative initiatives to support instructional practice, research, and leadership in visual arts education. Learn more about applying for a grant or donating to NAEF.

Advocacy & PolicyHave your voice heard in your back yard and on Capitol Hill. As professional art educators, we know and understand the essential value that visual arts education holds for learners. But what about others—school leaders, parents, elected representatives, school Board members, local media? What are the critical legislative issues affecting art education? It’s time we bring our knowledge and our voice to art education advocacy to ensure equity and access for all students!

Learn & ToolsWe face an immense challenge to prepare all students for the 21st century with rigorous and relevant art education. Gain the professional edge through a variety of opportunities. Share and find innovative lesson plans, resources, and tools. Through the Monthly Mentor blog, communicate with colleagues who know what it’s like to walk in your shoes. Let the NAEA community support and expand your collaborative learning!

National Art Honor SocietiesFor more than 40 years, the National Art Honor Society programs have provided national recognition and opportunities for students who exhibit outstanding scholarship in the visual arts, and for their teachers. In this time of uncertainty and potential isolation, connecting and acknowledging outstanding visual arts students is more imperative than ever. Participation in NAHS provides your students, faculty, school, and community with invaluable benefits—including peer recognition, leadership growth opportunities, college and career preparation, recognition of your art program, and so much more.

Collaborate

What connect, collaborate and network other Art Educators from other states and Provinces Join Collaborate.

Connected Arts Networks (CAN)A five-year grant initiative to create nationwide virtual Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) with educators in visual arts, music, theater, dance and media arts

CommunityNAEA is your connection to a vibrant professional community and all of the support and resources it holds. There are so many ways to connect! Collaborate with your division, region, and/or state association. Join an interest group, serve on a committee, establish a National Art Honor Society Chapter today, and more! Members receive exclusive access to the best community-building opportunities—created by art educators, for art educators.

OpportunitiesArt educators face an increasing need to advance both their individual work and the collective work of the profession. Take advantage of a variety of opportunities designed to support members. Honor those who create a lasting impression on the future through visual arts education by nominating a member for an NAEA AWARD; apply for a National Art Education Foundation GRANT; learn how to get PUBLISHED by NAEA; and/or EXHIBIT new resources and materials that support teaching and learning at the National Convention!

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