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...I do not use any particular "methods" of teaching, although I did begin out on Suzuki. And while I do believe this is an important methodogy, Suzuki does have its flaws as do most of its kind. ... Read More
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...When a student has confidence in their abilities they are able to achieve much success on their specific instrument. As I also previously mentioned, getting to know what inspires a student and knowing them on a more personal level helps develop a better student/teacher relationship and thus yields a better outcome on the instrument. ... Read More
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...I like the lessons to be fun experiences. I find that playing with others can be very encouraging. So whenever they can have group classes or share two lessons back to back with both of them there the entire time I love to do that. ... Read More
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...Sometimes the goals are achieved during the lesson, and sometimes while practicing on hteir own time. I don't believe in achieving "perfection", but rather developing a solid understanding and connection with the piece, which is accomplished through putting in hard work and effort. ... Read More
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...I truly enjoy my work there, where I am able to teach music and also build strong relationships. I have learned so much about keeping students engaged, adjusting my teaching style for different students, and creating an inviting and productive learning environment.... Read More
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...There are some basic exercises that I will always return to such as scales and rhythm exercises to develop bow control. For voice I would use a lot of breathing exercises to increase awareness of how we use our breath so that we can access and value our control.... Read More
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