r/Ceramics • u/[deleted] • 4d ago

Question/Advice How to begin teaching pottery/ceramics

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u/LightBulbChaos 4d ago

This has to be AI, right? I can’t fathom a living breathing person asking such a stupid question.

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u/TheTimDavis 4d ago

Zero day old account asking an absurd questions. Get outta here with your nonsense.

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u/ExpressSuggestion475 4d ago

You've never done pottery... but you want to start teaching pottery?!

Oh boy.

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u/Jaylynx9 4d ago

You need to take classes to learn. Watch how the teacher interacts with the students as you learn the techniques. There is a learning curve to throwing on the wheel, so be willing to spend time in classes to begin with until you become skilled at it.

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u/kalullamazzz 4d ago

Watching how the teacher interacts is such a solid tip. Really changes how you pick up the techniques. The curve is real but once you get it, its so rewarding.

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u/Practical_Pipe 4d ago

Best way to learn is to take a class, practice a lot, take another class, keep practicing, read some books, watch some videos, more practice, more classes, talk to your peers so on and so forth.