Is it just me or is it getting harder to keep teenagers interested in piano these days? No one has any time, every after-school minute is jam-packed with activities, and despite the costs and logistics of piano lessons, practice always takes a back seat to everything else that’s going on.
Is it just me or is it getting harder to keep teenagers interested in piano these days?No one has any time, every after-school minute is jam-packed with activities, and despite the costs and logistics of piano lessons, practice always takes a back seat to everything else that’s going on.
But, is that the real reason that teens are losing motivation?
Head to Wendy Stevens’ fantastic blog: ComposeCreate.com to read my latest guest post. In Part 1 of this new 3-part series, I share some thoughts and advice about teaching teens that you can use in your studio right away!
Don’t Lose Another Teen » Head to ComposeCreate and read the article now:
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