Teach your students without a method book in their first 10 lessons with my No Book Beginners Framework, which we’ll be unpacking in today’s episode. Many of you will have heard about it, I’m sure some of you have used it in your studio. I will run through everything you need to know about No Book Beginners, including what it is, why you might like to try it out, and where you can get started with the first three lessons.

• The most common thing that happens during a student’s first piano lesson and why you shouldn’t do that anymore.
• How music is best taught for better absorption and learning.
• What is the No Book Beginners Framework?
• Get a peek on NBB’s Lesson 2 to see an example of how you can teach students without a book.
• The reason why singing should be a normalised part of music lessons for piano students.
• How to access the No Book Beginners Course.

Links Mentioned

• Get the first 3 lessons of No Book Beginners for FREE!
• Buy the No Book Beginners Course

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