Pablo L  
Instruments: Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Styles: Pop, Rock, Country, R&B, Gospel, Latin, Electronic, Reggae, Latin Jazz, Samba, Bossa Nova

My teaching experience dates back to since I was 16 years old. I've been playing the guitar and singing since I was 12, so after 4 years of experience and a lot of practice it was suggested that I should also teach others what I've learned. I started as a volunteer teacher in a clinic, to then teach in the student's own house and charging for it. The key point to learning fast is practicing a little bit VERY often, so that the brain can assimilate what it is learning. To help that I try to teach the student's favorite bits of music, of course.

For begginers, being adults or children, I always start with a set of easier musics that don't include very hard chords, but that may interest the person in what they're doing. The only difference between the children and the adult would be the guitar size and the amount of practicing and how often they need to practice. The key point is to have fun during the lessons to stimulate practicing every so often so that no matter how hard the songs are they can do it. Focus on 3 things: Chords first; Rhythm after, and Singing last (if they want to sing only).