Why Art is the Most Important Class

Art Ed Radio by The Art of Education University

Jul 14, 202635:24Arts

On this episode of Art Ed Radio , host Tim Bogatz sits down with high school art teacher Chris Hodge, who brings nearly 25 years of classroom experience and a myriad of insights. Hodge shares the teaching philosophy at t...

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