PPT-Stages of Clay Learning Goal

Students will be able to recall and identify the stages of clay Michael T Schmidt Valdosta GA Physical Stages of Clay GREENWARE refers to unfired objects Clay bodies at this stage are in their most plastic form They are soft and malleable Hence they can be easily deformed by handling. (making Educator Effectiveness and Licensure work together for your benefit). Different Purposes – Same Goal. Educator Effectiveness. Student. Learning Objectives (SLO) and Professional Practice Goal (PPG). Objective: Conservation of energy. Yes. No. Depends on context. Does this learning goal focus on what the student will do?. Objective: Conservation of energy. Yes. No. Depends on context. Perhaps instead, . Welcome back to. Today’s Outline. Room tour (TAKE NOTES!). Stages of . Clay. Firing Stages of Clay. Wedging Clay. Success Rates (will my work survive the elements?). Recycling Clay. How to look at Ceramics . Plastic . Leather hard . Bone dry. Bisque. Glaze. Greenware. Glazeware. Plastic/Working Clay. – . Clay that is in a workable form. . It can be formed and retain its shape. . The “How-To” that helps give focus and purpose! . PBMS – PLC – . 1. st. Quarter. Agenda. Today’s . Learning Goal and Scale . DQs focusing on Learning Goals and Scales . Why Learning Goals and Scales. . POTTERY- . Is a technique using clay to create symmetrical forms on a spinning wheel. . Clay. Clay is Soft and Flexible when Wet, Hard when Dry, and Permanent when Fired.. Ceramics. - is the Art of making something out of clay.. Unit 5. Chapter 5. Short Term Goals. A short term goal is any goal that is 30 days or less. Example: I am going to do 50 crunches a day for the next two weeks. Long Term Goals. A long term goal is any goal that is 31 days or more. Smart Goal Setting Form. Name. :. School: . Shared. : . Primary . Evaluator (Name/Title. ):. A minimum of one student learning goal and one professional practice goal are required. Team goals must be considered per 603. Mrs. . Morawa. TPHS Ceramics. What is Ceramics?. Ceramics is the art and science of making more or less permanent objects from earthy, organic materials when they are subject to heat.. The elements > EARTH, WATER, AIR and FIRE are all necessary in making ceramics.. Bridgeport, CT. September 2-3, 2014. 1. Timeline. September--. Administrator meets with teachers to explain process. Teachers analyze data, reflect and set goals. School-wide Parent Survey Goal and Classroom Parent Goal. In order to measure teachers’ . contribution to student academic progress. at the classroom level and administrators’ contribution. at the school or district level. , Oregon is using the Student Learning and Growth (SLG) goals process. . Water smoking- . occurs when the temperature . in the kiln reaches 212˚F, all remaining . surface water . is burned off, . enough steam . is often generated to be seen. . Hence the term water smoking. . Anatomy From The Inside Out: A 3D Kinesthetic Learning Method Beth Moody Jones, PT, DPT, EdD Stephanie Muth , PT, PhD Disclosure No relevant financial relationships We would like to thank Anatomy in Clay© and Thieme for their support of this program Stages of Learning. There are . three. stages of learning a performer must perform at to be able to use a skill effectively. The three stages are:. Cognitive. Stage. Associative. Stage. Automatic.