“It’s a huge struggle when you’re teaching somebody how to throw on the wheel for the first time, but you are also teaching someone else that's sitting at a desk the elements of hand building. [And] then you are teaching somebody on a computer, too,” Mrs. Allison Webb, middle and high school visual arts and pottery teacher, said. “It’s almost like you are trying to teach three classes at once… [and] each place needs you differently.” As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers have to constantly adjust their lesson plan in order to accommodate both virtual and in-person...