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Assertive Communication for Teachers
Assertive communication isn't about being rude. It is a style of communication that is professional and healthy. It is not a skill we are born with but a form of communication that requires attention and practice.
How to HOST the BEST RECITAL EVER!
This event reflects your business, and making music is supposed to be fun – right? Make everyone feel comfortable and appreciated at your next recital.
How To Compete with After-School Programs (and win!) 5+ Tips
Private music teachers/private music lessons compete with other after school programs and the competition is intense! Sports, Dance, Arts, Clubs...There are so many activities... How do you ensure that families make music lessons a priority in their busy schedules?
Why Singers Need to Move – By Christin Coffee Rondeau
We all know that clean, crisp movements work best on stage. But they can be intimidating to practice, leading to the bent elbows and small, half-hearted gestures we teachers know and loathe. If we were to develop a studio culture of intentional movement and creative exploration, I wonder: would our students begin to see themselves…
Voice Lessons for SUPER YOUNG Singers! By Christin Coffee Rondeau
"A lesson for a young student looks different from a traditional lesson...with very young musicians the goal is creative play rather than traditional voice study."Music educator and Guest Blogger, Christin Coffee Rondeau shares 10 fun ideas to engage the little (little) singers! (because they are ready for voice lessons!)
5 Reasons Why Your Voice Students are Not Practicing
Practicing is a challenge for all music students. For beginner voice students there are some issues unique to the singing instrument that can be holding them back. Here are five situations that often prevent our students from singing at home. (With easy strategies to help them get to work!)
5 Ideas for Fun Summer Voice Lessons
It’s April - but summer is just a few months away. If you haven’t started planning your amazing summer teaching schedule – you may find yourself with a Swiss cheese schedule (holes everywhere – get it?)With some creative planning, your summer schedule can be full of new opportunities (and new students!)
Private Music Teachers: How To Get Paid ON TIME!
Do Families forget to pay for their lessons? How can you make it easy for your families to pay you on time without the awkward conversation? There is a simple solution.
