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Understanding Students with Dyslexia

July 17, 2012 by natalie 4 Comments

Ever since attending the fabulous MTNA workshop session, “The Inclusion of Students With Disabilities in the Music Studio” by Beth Bauer and Scott Price, I have been more intrigued by and eager to learn about teaching students with disabilities. I have had students with various disabilities and learning difficulties over the years, but I have […]

Filed Under: Philosophical Musings, Teaching, Teaching Special Needs Students

Delight-Directed Piano Lessons

July 11, 2012 by natalie Leave a Comment

As part of both the home education community and the music education community, I have benefited from a wide variety of teaching philosophies and resources. I love reading and learning from dedicated educators, and considering how I can implement their ideas in my own teaching. Yesterday, I came across a brief, but insightful, article by […]

Filed Under: Inspirational, Philosophical Musings, Teaching

It’s Ready! An Italian Intrigue Practice Incentive Theme Package is Available and You Could Win a Complete Set of Studio Decor!

July 5, 2012 by natalie Leave a Comment

Thank you for your patience as I finished putting together the complete package from our studio practice incentive theme this year: An Italian Intrigue! If you are looking for a fun practice incentive theme to use in your studio next fall, this travel-themed adventure will capture your students’ enthusiasm! They will become better acquainted with […]

Filed Under: Contests, Practice Incentives, Store

The Third Cliburn Amateur Piano Video Contest is Open for Submissions

June 27, 2012 by natalie 1 Comment

Any amateur pianists who are 35 years old and older by June 15, 2012 are invited to participate in The Third Cliburn Amateur Piano Video Contest. Contestants cannot perform, compose, or teach music as their primary profession. I know that knocks just about all of us out of the running. 🙂 However, from July 16-August […]

Filed Under: News

Do We Have Time for an Improv?

June 26, 2012 by natalie Leave a Comment

This is a question I hear frequently at the end of lessons these days and I love it! Ever since I attended the workshop by Forrest and Akiko Kinney a couple of years ago and started using the Pattern Play series, my studio has been transformed. We focus so much more on making music together, […]

Filed Under: Improvising, News, Teaching

Happy Summer!

June 25, 2012 by natalie Leave a Comment

Is everyone enjoying a wonderfully relaxing summer, full of afternoons at the poolside sipping lemonade? That’s what all of us music teachers do during these three months, right? 🙂 On the contrary, the last few months of spring and the beginning of summer have been abuzz with all sorts of activities! From graduations galore, to […]

Filed Under: News, Personal

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