teaching friends

A parent just called to ask if she could bring her daughter’s friend to the lesson today. Partially because she is watching her, but the friend had been begging her own mother to go to piano with my student. I said it was fine. I’m…

• Last updated 4 years ago
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Any great ice-breaker ideas for piano lessons?!?!? I’ve been recommitting to group lessons this year and so I have several returning students who are coming together in new groups. While they all know me, they’ll be new to each other and I’d love to find…

• Last updated 4 years ago
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I am newly licensed, and will start teaching SM soon. I am only able to establish a small studio (approx 10 students) at this point, and for the foreseeable future. So it is natural to envision my friends being among (or totally comprising) the small…

• Last updated 10 years ago
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