For Teachers

Teachers

Be patient. Give praise for small successes and correct with love. Soon there will be fewer corrections and more successes as they gain confidence due to your compassionate spirit.

I once had student who would stop in the middle of a piece to comment on any random item in view. I wanted to hang a sign that said “Music Studio Closed Forever!” Instead I cleared everything off the piano, gave him more “off the bench” time using a floor keyboard and music games. This student is now a professional musician.

You will be challenged by time-wasters entering your studio with facial expressions, body language and excessive chatter that indicates that they would rather be anywhere else besides sitting on a piano bench. Meet them where they are. Do your best to “convert” them! You never know whose future you may impact by believing that your students can succeed and giving your all before giving up on them.

Students

Give music a fair chance. For most people it’s not super easy at first but music will surely help you earn better grades in school. You will learn about other cultures (history, geography), foreign languages; especially Italian which will help you in Spanish class. You must count rhythms on the spot (math). You will also have better coordination, become more focused and your memory will improve. You will feel more valued as you gain respect from your peers and others who like music. When friends forsake you, music is always there for you. If music lessons are not going well, switch teachers or switch to another instrument or voice before you decide to quit.

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