Master Your Feedback Style: 3 useful Adjudication tricks for piano lessons [Printables]
The moment your piano student begins to play and you start making mental notes, you have switched into Adjudicator Mode. Learn how to manage your time, words and feedback like an adjudicator to add a bit of spark to your lessons every week and plant musical seeds that can continue to grow for a lifetime! ...continue reading →
Master Your Feedback Style: A piano teacher's guide to positive redirection
I want you to imagine that every time you respond to your piano student you are giving them a coin. And just like a coin has two sides, any statement can be phrased in one of two ways. Will your words inspire, or will they discourage? What side of the coin will you present? ...continue reading →
Student adjudicators: Mock piano competition hones student skills [Printables]
Even if your students are experienced in piano competitions and music festivals, plan a performance class or group lesson that simulates the competition atmosphere. There are many advantages to adding this lesson format to your schedule. ... continue reading →
Rebekah Maxner 