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  3. I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork.

I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork.

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  • phoenixserenity@beige.partyP phoenixserenity@beige.party

    @potterybyosa I love this opportunity for you & this child. I'm sure you will both learn a lot, from each other 💗

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    @PhoenixSerenity I think you’ll also enjoy the fact that our “classroom” is a community garden.

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    • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

      I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork. Last week we discussed the history behind Southern face jugs—who invented the form, what they signify and their probable roots in the Congo. This week, I brought him a jug so he could sculpt the face. This child who supposedly has attention & behavior problems focused on the project peacefully for two hours solid. #Clay is the way.

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      @potterybyosa Beautiful.

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      • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

        @PhoenixSerenity I think you’ll also enjoy the fact that our “classroom” is a community garden.

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        @potterybyosa @PhoenixSerenity yayyyyy, this brought me joy to see

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        • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

          @PhoenixSerenity I think you’ll also enjoy the fact that our “classroom” is a community garden.

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          @potterybyosa I absolutely love that the classroom is outdoors, in a community garden. Extra wonderful 💗🙌

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          • mamalake@beige.partyM mamalake@beige.party

            @potterybyosa @PhoenixSerenity yayyyyy, this brought me joy to see

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            @MamaLake @potterybyosa Definitely worth #Joyboosting 😃

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            • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

              I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork. Last week we discussed the history behind Southern face jugs—who invented the form, what they signify and their probable roots in the Congo. This week, I brought him a jug so he could sculpt the face. This child who supposedly has attention & behavior problems focused on the project peacefully for two hours solid. #Clay is the way.

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              @potterybyosa Hmmm. ADHD manifests as both hyperfocusing and difficulty focusing, both extremes. If he hasn't been assessed for ADHD, it's something to consider. A diagnosis would entitle him to more educational support and accommodations. I wish I'd been diagnosed many decades earlier, when it could have had that kind of impact.

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              • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

                I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork. Last week we discussed the history behind Southern face jugs—who invented the form, what they signify and their probable roots in the Congo. This week, I brought him a jug so he could sculpt the face. This child who supposedly has attention & behavior problems focused on the project peacefully for two hours solid. #Clay is the way.

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                @potterybyosa I love everything about this! I hope his love of clay grows!

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                • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

                  I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork. Last week we discussed the history behind Southern face jugs—who invented the form, what they signify and their probable roots in the Congo. This week, I brought him a jug so he could sculpt the face. This child who supposedly has attention & behavior problems focused on the project peacefully for two hours solid. #Clay is the way.

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                  @potterybyosa very cool.
                  People don't have problems. They just need the right medium. The 1 size fit all education is clearly a failure from an old age.

                  And on top of that, the result is PHENOMENAL

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                  • cczona@hachyderm.ioC cczona@hachyderm.io

                    @potterybyosa Hmmm. ADHD manifests as both hyperfocusing and difficulty focusing, both extremes. If he hasn't been assessed for ADHD, it's something to consider. A diagnosis would entitle him to more educational support and accommodations. I wish I'd been diagnosed many decades earlier, when it could have had that kind of impact.

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                    @cczona He was diagnosed and heavily medicated. He’s currently being weened off his meds now that he is in a nurturing alternative learning environment that is working for him. There’s an added layer of complication for Black children when it comes to these diagnoses and behavior labeling.

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                    • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

                      @cczona He was diagnosed and heavily medicated. He’s currently being weened off his meds now that he is in a nurturing alternative learning environment that is working for him. There’s an added layer of complication for Black children when it comes to these diagnoses and behavior labeling.

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                      @potterybyosa yeah, I'm familiar a little bit with the racial/racist dimension. I hope he gets more appropriate support and treatment. There are non-drug modalities, for instance. I'm still learning what's possible for myself.

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                      • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

                        I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork. Last week we discussed the history behind Southern face jugs—who invented the form, what they signify and their probable roots in the Congo. This week, I brought him a jug so he could sculpt the face. This child who supposedly has attention & behavior problems focused on the project peacefully for two hours solid. #Clay is the way.

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                        @potterybyosa thanks for sharing this! 💕

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                        • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

                          I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork. Last week we discussed the history behind Southern face jugs—who invented the form, what they signify and their probable roots in the Congo. This week, I brought him a jug so he could sculpt the face. This child who supposedly has attention & behavior problems focused on the project peacefully for two hours solid. #Clay is the way.

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                          @potterybyosa This is the kind of "school" I wish we could all go to. Brings tear to my eyes.

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                          • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

                            I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork. Last week we discussed the history behind Southern face jugs—who invented the form, what they signify and their probable roots in the Congo. This week, I brought him a jug so he could sculpt the face. This child who supposedly has attention & behavior problems focused on the project peacefully for two hours solid. #Clay is the way.

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                            @potterybyosa great stuff well done you

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                            • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

                              I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork. Last week we discussed the history behind Southern face jugs—who invented the form, what they signify and their probable roots in the Congo. This week, I brought him a jug so he could sculpt the face. This child who supposedly has attention & behavior problems focused on the project peacefully for two hours solid. #Clay is the way.

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                              @potterybyosa

                              one-on-one (with a good mentor) solves many problems -- because one size rarely fits all -- it just forces many of us into a box that doesn't fit.

                              Good for you for giving back in this way!

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                              • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

                                I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork. Last week we discussed the history behind Southern face jugs—who invented the form, what they signify and their probable roots in the Congo. This week, I brought him a jug so he could sculpt the face. This child who supposedly has attention & behavior problems focused on the project peacefully for two hours solid. #Clay is the way.

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                                @potterybyosa wonderful to see. I'm part if a 60 strong artisan coop and most of us are neurodivergent in some way. "Bad behaviour" only manifests when creativity is stifled 🥰

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                                • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

                                  I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork. Last week we discussed the history behind Southern face jugs—who invented the form, what they signify and their probable roots in the Congo. This week, I brought him a jug so he could sculpt the face. This child who supposedly has attention & behavior problems focused on the project peacefully for two hours solid. #Clay is the way.

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                                  @potterybyosa that's beautiful!

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                                  • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

                                    I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork. Last week we discussed the history behind Southern face jugs—who invented the form, what they signify and their probable roots in the Congo. This week, I brought him a jug so he could sculpt the face. This child who supposedly has attention & behavior problems focused on the project peacefully for two hours solid. #Clay is the way.

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                                    @potterybyosa Absolutely amazing stuff, and something new to look up myself! You seem like a wonderful teacher, I'm so happy to see kids met where they're at and treated with the respect and care they deserve!

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                                    • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

                                      I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork. Last week we discussed the history behind Southern face jugs—who invented the form, what they signify and their probable roots in the Congo. This week, I brought him a jug so he could sculpt the face. This child who supposedly has attention & behavior problems focused on the project peacefully for two hours solid. #Clay is the way.

                                      eq@mas.toE This user is from outside of this forum
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                                      @potterybyosa It's more about the will and energy of the teacher and the ability to transfer to others. Credit where credits due, good work!

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                                      • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

                                        I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork. Last week we discussed the history behind Southern face jugs—who invented the form, what they signify and their probable roots in the Congo. This week, I brought him a jug so he could sculpt the face. This child who supposedly has attention & behavior problems focused on the project peacefully for two hours solid. #Clay is the way.

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                                        @potterybyosa

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                                        • potterybyosa@mastodon.socialP potterybyosa@mastodon.social

                                          I’ve been given the opportunity to work with a special needs kid one-on-one and I’m teaching him #BlackHistory through claywork. Last week we discussed the history behind Southern face jugs—who invented the form, what they signify and their probable roots in the Congo. This week, I brought him a jug so he could sculpt the face. This child who supposedly has attention & behavior problems focused on the project peacefully for two hours solid. #Clay is the way.

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                                          @potterybyosa That's good hands and eyes right there.

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