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Music teacher-student boundaries #1 PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 03 March 2009
Music teaching can be quite tricky when it comes to boundaries.
There is a strong chance that a music teacher will be only slightly older, or same age as the student.
In this case, the natural hierarchy of the student-teacher dynamics is at risk.
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Styles music lesson idea PDF Print E-mail
Saturday, 19 January 2008
Hello Music Teachers!

Here is another fun way to make your students more proficient and simply to have a good time during the music lesson

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Ear training lesson idea 1 PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 27 December 2007
A very basic ear training exercise would be playing a note and then having the student find that note on their instrument.
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Teach a different instrument for once PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 27 December 2007
Take a couple of lessons to teach your student a different instrument. If you are a bass teacher, teach your student a bit of basic drums, if you are a guitar teacher teach them some bass and so on. It is always important to learn how the rest of the instruments in your band functions, and also a nice treat of diversity to learn a different instrument for a while.
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Birthday promotion idea PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 27 December 2007

A great idea for a special to offer as a music teacher would be a "birthday package". Offer a package of 10-15 music lessons in a reduced price with a special coupon that can be offered as a gift certificate. This goes well when the additional birthday gift was an instrument, or when friends and family want to re-awaken musical abilities in a loved one.

It also allows you to know that you are getting paid ahead for 15 lessons, and therefore gives you some wiggle room with the price.

Publish this deal on your website, in forum ads and in your music teacher classified ads.

Don't have a website yet?

Make sure no one takes your name!
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Ear training lesson idea 1 PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 27 December 2007
A very basic ear training exercise would be playing a note and then having the student find that note on their instrument.
Read more...
 
Teach a different instrument for once PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 27 December 2007
Take a couple of lessons to teach your student a different instrument. If you are a bass teacher, teach your student a bit of basic drums, if you are a guitar teacher teach them some bass and so on. It is always important to learn how the rest of the instruments in your band functions, and also a nice treat of diversity to learn a different instrument for a while.
Read more...
 
Birthday promotion idea PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 27 December 2007

A great idea for a special to offer as a music teacher would be a "birthday package". Offer a package of 10-15 music lessons in a reduced price with a special coupon that can be offered as a gift certificate. This goes well when the additional birthday gift was an instrument, or when friends and family want to re-awaken musical abilities in a loved one.

It also allows you to know that you are getting paid ahead for 15 lessons, and therefore gives you some wiggle room with the price.

Publish this deal on your website, in forum ads and in your music teacher classified ads.

Don't have a website yet?

Make sure no one takes your name!
GoDaddy.com - Home of the $1.99 domain name
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