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[ASSIGNMENT 1 / MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT] Shideh Shayan i Assignment 1 / Materials Development TSL 5258 Education Tech. in Teaching L2
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[ASSIGNMENT 1 / MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT]
Shideh ShayaniAssignment 1 / Materials Development
TSL 5258 Education Tech. in Teaching L2
The amazing art of Pottery!
Pottery is dishes, plates, cups, and cooking pots made out of clay. It is a good idea to make dishes and pots out of clay for several reasons. Clay is cheap and easy to get, pretty much anybody can make a useful pot out of it, and you can make it waterproof pretty easily too.
People first started making pottery out of clay around 6000 BC, near the beginning of the Neolithic period. From the beginning, people used pottery as a way of constructing their social identity, or showing who they were and how they were different from other people. Many of the designs used on pottery were borrowed from cloth, which was also used to identify people of one group or another.
Islamic Pottery
Analis Groh, 02/27/12,
I love the font you chose! It goes with the whole “pottery” theme you got going. Also, great font size for an ESL handout!
Analis Groh, 02/27/12,
All links are active.
The earliest form of art we know from China was pottery - clay pitchers and bowls. Most of the best early pottery comes from a place called Ban'po and it is named after that place. People in Ban'po began to make pottery about two thousand years later in China than in West Asia. This Ban'po pottery was handmade (not on a potter's wheel). At first the polished red pots were plain.
Then the pots were painted with black swirling spirals and geometric shapes, and sometimes with human faces. Later on, artists in China used a brush to paint their pottery, and the designs became more sophisticated.
Nothing measures to the feel of working with clay and crafting a piece of pottery! But if you want to know more before you get your hands wet, try the sites below:
Jar from Ban'po, 4800 BC
Pottery bowl from Henan in Northern China, about 3500 BC
Analis Groh, 02/27/12,
This is great Shideh!
Here is a preview of what you could get at the best pottery school in Ottawa!
They are very well equipped and run courses all year long!
http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/arts/pottery/
http://pottery.about.com/od/meetingpotters/tp/pots101.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pottery
http://www.ceramicscanada.net/
Analis Groh, 02/27/12,
This comment should be for the screenshots, but I am not sure how to do that…What I want to say is: Great use of screenshots! You’ve used good websites (and with info from Ottawa!) These would be very useful for the students.
Analis Groh, 02/27/12,
This is really neat, I like it!You’ve provided lots of good websites. All links are active.
Take a look at their programs:
http://www.gloucesterpotteryschool.com/en/programs.aspx
Now see if you can answer these questions based on what you just read. Don’t peak!
Questions:
1. Give me one good reason why making pots and dishes out of clay is a good idea?
Because our ancestors did it
It’s disposable
Clay is cheap and easy to get
2. When did people start making pottery out of clay?
1000 BC
2000 BC
6000 BC
3. Name one source of ideas for patterns as mentioned in the text.
Nature
Fabrics
Aunt Betty 4. Where does most of the best early Chinese
pottery come from?
Ban'po
Analis Groh, 02/27/12,
Good questions! They check for comprehension and ask for personal opinion.All multiple choice boxes work
Nepal
Ottawa
5. Where did pottery first start?
China
Europe
West Asia
Just say Yes or No!
Do you enjoy making things?
Have you ever worked with clay?
Do you consider yourself to be talented? Now having seen all this beautiful art work, how do you feel about trying it out?
Analis Groh, 02/27/12,
I am able to write on the text box.
Analis Groh, 02/27/12,
Choose an item questions are working properly.
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NOTE: WE WILL DO THE EMBEDDING IN CLASS SINCE NO ONE HAS BEEN ABLE TO GET IT TO WORK
Shideh!
This is fantastic! You have all the requirements and much more! I am very impressed
The reading was really interesting and I could relate since I took pottery classes for two years when I was in High School!
SHIDEH
ANALIS
