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Art teachers instruct students in various visual art forms like drawing, painting, and sculpting. They demonstrate techniques, help students develop their skills, and sometimes organize art shows and contests. To become an art teacher requires a bachelor's degree in art, state certification, and the creation of an art portfolio. Art teachers can expect good employment opportunities in Wisconsin and nationally, especially at elementary and secondary schools, colleges, and art schools. Their typical salary range is $31,220 to $70,460 annually.
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