Pedagogy Archives - Page 2 of 27

by Tim Topham

We’re all still learning. Even the best teachers who have been teaching piano for decades will tell you that you will never stop learning. And that’s great, because it means we’re always trying to better ourselves, even if we make mistakes along the way. I want to get personal and share the top six mistakes ... 6 Mistakes I Made When I Started Teaching Piano

by Georgina Wilson

Your students will be more confident in their performances if you follow these five guidelines.

by Diego Cardini

Online teaching can be overwhelming. We break down the equipment to get you started.

by Erika & Adam Gingery

Understand these top 6 reasons adult students take lessons, to attract and serve them better

by Edna Golandsky

How to craft better musical expression with piano technique

by Grant Carson

Do you have at least one student currently struggling in lessons? Read on!

Plans & Pricing

by Michael Gumley

Are you doing any of these 3 lesson deal-breakers?

by Andrew Eales

If students aren't practising, is the teacher to blame?

by Emily Laney

We’ve spoken with teacher Janna Williamson about her favourite music lesson planning tips to set students up for the best possible experiences and outcomes. (Also strong planning is key to not be eaten alive by your preschool students!) With these lesson planning tips from Janna, you can focus on being calm and present and avoid ... How to Prep for Your Best Music Lessons Yet with Janna Williamson