Professional Development in Visual Arts Education | 6 Video Trainings

Professional Development in Montessori Visual Arts Education | 6 Video Trainings, yellow logo

What This Visual Arts Training Offers

This professional development video series supports adults who want clarity and confidence when teaching visual arts to children ages 3 to 12. With six thoughtfully designed video trainings, you can earn seven hours of professional development while building strong art literacy. Instead of guessing which art lessons to offer, you gain clear guidance rooted in years of real-world experience. Each video focuses on helping art feel approachable, intentional, and enjoyable. You can watch at your own pace, anytime that fits your schedule.

image

Why Art Literacy Training Matters

There is plenty of art advice available, but much of it does not truly support how children learn visual arts. Without clear guidance, adults often feel unsure about where to begin or what matters most. This training series helps remove that uncertainty by focusing on foundational art understanding. As a result, you can offer art experiences with greater confidence and purpose. Over time, this clarity helps children feel more supported and engaged.

image

How These Art Videos Support Your Growth

This six-video training bundle was created to help you start strong and feel supported along the way. Each session builds understanding while keeping the focus practical and realistic. You gain insight into what children need from visual arts and why those experiences matter today. The goal is to help you feel prepared, not overwhelmed. Learning feels steady, clear, and encouraging.

image

What You Will Learn in the 6 Video Trainings

Each video focuses on a specific area of visual arts education, offering guidance without overcomplicating the process. The sessions vary in length, allowing you to dive deep while still respecting your time. Together, they create a well-rounded learning experience.

You will explore topics such as:

  • What visual arts learning looks like for children
  • Which art lessons to introduce first
  • How art connects with the natural world
  • How to organize and present art materials thoughtfully
  • Supportive and encouraging ways to talk with children about art
  • How to approach watercolor painting with confidence

Learning Directly With an Experienced Art Educator

image

These trainings are led by Spramani Elaun, who brings over 30 years of experience as an artist, art instructor, and parent. Her approach focuses on clarity, encouragement, and respect for children’s creative process. In addition to the videos, you receive an invitation to a live Q&A session. This session gives you a chance to ask questions and gain further clarity after watching the trainings.

image

Flexible Access That Fits Your Life

Once you purchase the video bundle, you receive instant access to all six trainings. You can watch on your phone, tablet, or computer, whenever it works best for you. With a three-year viewing window, there is no pressure to rush. This flexibility allows you to revisit lessons as your confidence and experience grow.

Why This Art Training Feels Different

Rather than offering quick fixes or surface-level ideas, this training focuses on understanding visual arts at a deeper level. You learn why certain approaches work and how to feel confident offering art experiences. The videos support thoughtful decision-making instead of rigid instruction. As a result, art feels calmer, clearer, and more enjoyable for both adults and children.

For deeper guidance and creative structure, explore my books, art teaching curriculum, and professional training resources. Addional questions about this trainng, email: info@spramani.com

arts and craft book by Spramani Elaun

Spramani’s Books

Teach children visual arts

Curriculum For Children

Get step-by-step art curriculum to teach visual arts. Check out our 4 art curriculums:
Painting
Drawing
Color Theory
Clay Modeling

All rights reserved © 2026, Nature of Art®


Nature of Art® provides art pedagogy

This website and its blogs supports individual educators in teaching children visual arts. It does not authorize professional development, staff training, or adaptation of the Science Art Method™ for institutional use.

No part of this blog may be used or be reproduced in any manner whatsoever including reproducing, publishing, performing, and making any adaptions of the work – including translation into another foreign language without written permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.

Nature of Art® Publishing P.O. Box 443 Solana Beach, California 92075.

TERMS OF SERVICE