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Paul Blais | Episode 1256

I am a new teacher of clay. A little over a year ago Jennifer and I opened a new community studio here in Vancouver, Washington called Clay Works of Vancouver. Because I wasn’t a teacher, I went a good chunk of the year watching others teach all the classes. I started doing our one-off classes, Take It For A Spin, and Clay for Two classes. These are basic one-time events that are there just to dip the toe in the water and have fun. But then I was asked by a person if I would be willing to teach a beginner class. I said with total confidence that I would totally do it for her. And then I actually had to do it. So I asked for some advice from y’all. This episode is some of the advice I received.
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Below are the people who reached out to me through the Clay Call link above.
“Just teach what you know.” Caryn Newman
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“I don’t use the word wrong.” Babs Stone
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“Let your students have fun.” Darren Jackson
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“Have a goal with each class” Frank Korb
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