The student will be acquainted with the material in theory to make it easier for the student to understand it in practical application.
Enabling the student to apply the material with the manually manufactured and ready (automated) capabilities
Enable the student to apply it at the private and public level.
The student learns the types of ceramics and the types of techniques that can be applied to ceramics.
The student learns how to choose the idea and method of work in a way that makes him more professional.
Introducing the student to ceramic ovens, temperatures and how to deal with them.
The student learns what are the ceramic oxides and their types and colors.
The student learns about molten materials and stabilizers, and the temperature of each of them.
Holding monthly workshops to allow longer training hours and leave room for those not interested in the subject.
Mental skills
That the student connects the technique of printing on ceramics and other types of printing techniques and integrates them into equal and balanced artistic templates.
The student analyzes the painting to be printed artistically, politically, economically and culturally, so that the printed painting becomes more comprehensive and purposeful.
That the student distinguish between the types of colors of ceramic oxides used in ceramic printing and the different types of organic dyes.
That the student compare between ceramic printing and other types of printing.
That the student propose other new methods that are less costly and effortful to expand the technical perceptual field.
That the student concludes the pros and cons of both.
That the student solve the problems of manual printing in order to obtain the highest quality.
Practical & professional skills
In vocational skills, the student will have learned about the types of porcelain and ceramics, what they are composed of, and the types of ceramic oxides and how to obtain them.
The student will have learned how to use ceramic kilns and the temperatures required to burn ceramic products.
The student should be aware of the different types of ceramic printing techniques.
The student should be fully aware of the labor market, the prices of materials and their fields of application.
Generic and transferable skills
The student learns how to deal with his classmates.
The student learns teamwork.
The student learns from the professor of the subject many experiments and techniques.
Teaching and learning methods
Theoretical lectures that include the first week, midterm and final exams.
Lab activities throughout the school year.
Case studies and panel discussions are part of the practical lectures, and they are important.
