4 Important Conversations To Have with Every Music Student
It''s important to understand your student''s goals and for them to understand yours. Here are 4 conversations you should have with your students to make the most of your relationship.
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Improve Student Retention By Changing Your Culture
Creating a family-oriented culture in your music studio
Teacher’s Guide to Planning Performances
Planning a recital may come with its challenges, but it is essential for young musicians.
Growing Your Music Business Through Referrals
Referrals can make the best customers - but how do we go about asking for referrals? How do we get our families to want to refer us?
Why It Is Harder For Music Teachers To Be Successful
Music lessons, for the most part, have followed the same format for decades: meet with a teacher once a week, then go home to practice for the rest of the 6 days. But we’ve launched into the 21st century with more changes than ever. How can we keep up?
Bringing Technology into your Music Classroom
Technology doesn''t have to replace teachers! In fact, it can only make you better. See how you can incorporate technology into your music studio to make you a super-teacher!
One Minute To Becoming A Better Music Teacher
Inspired by lessons from ''One Minute Manager'', we show you the biggest pitfall of practice and how simple it is to fix.
Going Paperless with Written Assignments
Ever thought about going paperless? Here''s how you can still give written assignments with little to no paper/printing!
How To Make Backing Tracks for Any Song
Learn about different ways to make backing tracks, ranging from the easiest ways to the most unique. But - before you make a backing track, you''re going to need to know these quick and dirty tips to identifying chord progressions.