Are your social students withering away in the traditional piano lesson format? Learn how to bring the social learning into both teaching and practice time with music games, competition and tips to engage your students.
You can practice effectively when you have set and are able to distinguish good, great, and bad efforts. Recording yourself is one of the best ways to give yourself feedback - see how.
It''s important for music students to be intrinsically motivated - meaning they love what they''re doing! Learn how you can nurture a student''s intrinsic motivation here.
YouTube as a practice tool? Definitely! See some awesome but lesser-known YouTube features musicians can use in practice.
Motivating students by fear can be a tricky thing. Find out when it works and how you can use it in a healthy way.
Recording videos of piano can be tricky. Whether you have a keyboard, upright, or grand piano, we break down how to get that bird-eye-view of the keys with your tablet/phone.
Parents: do you want to help your child succeed in music but have little knowledge of the instrument yourself? Here''s how you can help.
We answer the most common questions teachers ask when hosting a music recital.
One of the most effective and natural ways kids learn is through modeling. We’ll explore how we can incorporate modeling into teaching music - not just as a teaching tool for playing, but also to motivate and build great habits.