Ceramics 1

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Ceramics 1 will explore the elements & principles of 3D design. Students will create 3D sculptural forms from the simple to the complex using a variety of handbuilding techniques in clay. The course will focus on problem-solving, application of techniques, and craftsmanship. Each student will create a digital portfolio of work that will exhibit an understanding of 3D design concepts as well as student growth and development of their own personal style.

Ceramics Fees: All ceramics classes require an fee. Fees cover all consumable materials you will use during the course. Please pay all fees online @SchoolCash OR using cash to your teacher to be receipted.

Semester 1 Art fees due are due by August 29th . Unpaid fees will be reported to DEBTS.
Semester 2 Art fees are due by January 31st. Unpaid fees will be reported to DEBTS.

Be sure you pay the appropriate class fee: Click on the link below

Ceramics $30.00

What are we learning? SC College & Career Ready Standards for Visual Arts

Syllabus & Other Helpful Handouts Linked Below

Ceramics 1 Syllabus 2022-2023 (Meihls)

Meihls Parent Letter.docx

Ceramics Vocabulary.docx

Elements of Design Vocab. Handout.docx

MagicSchool Syllabus Statement

This year, students will use MagicSchool AI, a generative AI platform designed specifically for education. As tools like ChatGPT and Gemini become standard in the professional world, utilizing MagicSchool prepares students for the future workforce by teaching safe and responsible technology use.

Students will use these tools for real-time feedback and dynamic problem-solving. To ensure appropriate use, teachers retain access to all student chats. MagicSchool strictly protects privacy and does not collect or utilize student data. All AI software, including MagicSchool, complies with GCS Board Policy and Administrative Rule IA.

Generative AI Syllabus Statement

This course may utilize generative AI tools, such as MagicSchool and Google Gemini, to supplement traditional instruction. Greenville County Schools prioritizes the ethical use of these technologies for brainstorming and self-guided learning.

Critical Thinking First: AI must not replace original thought or coursework.
Academic Integrity: Using AI to complete and submit assignments as original work constitutes plagiarism.
Required Citation: If teacher-approved, all AI use must be properly cited.
Content Awareness: Students must remain vigilant regarding potential biases and inaccuracies in AI-generated content.
Policy Compliance: All AI programs align with GCS Board Policy and Administrative Rule IA.

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