Media & Techniques

How to Deal with Poorly Made Bongs

Timothy Bogatz | February 7, 2017

If you have ever taught ceramics in a high school setting, you have likely dealt with some inappropriate projects. So what do you do when a student tries to sneak some drug paraphernalia by you? How do you deal with poorly made ceramics that are part of some nefarious plans? Check out the video to see a foolproof strategy for dealing with these projects.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Timothy Bogatz

Tim Bogatz is AOE’s Event Manager and a former AOE Writer and high school art educator. He focuses on creativity development, problem-solving, and higher-order thinking skills in the art room.

How to Deal with Poorly Made Bongs

Timothy Bogatz

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