coach at lessons

I thought i would share this with you. Its a parent support kit i put together you are all more than welcome to use it if it helps you Scott Jones’ Expanded Parent Support Toolkit Original conversation started May 3, 2025

• Last updated 1 year ago
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Hi Teachers, here is a conversation I had with a few Simply Music Teachers about: parent participation in class, setting up the expectations & agreements, how to help a child when his/her parents are not in attendance (but a grandparent is), do teens need a…

• Last updated 3 years ago
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I had an inquiry from a lady today, she and her daughter both want to learn. I was wondering since I require parents to attend lessons anyway, should I charge only one private fee? Two shared lesson fees? I have a pair like that. I…

• Last updated 6 years ago
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Sharing a requirement-based success story. I had a family recently whose two children never practiced consistently since they started. I told parents and children consistently the past week before spring break and week following that it wasn’t a problem, but that it wasn’t going to…

• Last updated 6 years ago
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We have bought a house in another town and will be moving in the fall. I am hoping to continue with my students via Skype, but have never done this. Advice and suggestions welcome! I do FaceTime lessons with a student who used to live…

• Last updated 6 years ago
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I have a group of teenage students and although parents attend lessons, they are for the most part completely not engaged. I’m at a loss as to how I could include them in the lesson process. I can see the value of doing this in…

• Last updated 9 years ago
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As a parent of young children, I am committed at this stage of my life to keep most of my teaching hours within school hours. I have a small studio which I am quite happy with, however, I am often asked by parents if I…

• Last updated 12 years ago
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