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Tag Archives: teachers

Organizing your Music Books

By joy (admin) | Published: 22 December 2009
How do your organize your library of music books?  About a month ago, I purchased a new bookshelf (see photo) for my music, because most of my books were still in boxes with no place to go since our move to our new apartment.  In just a few hours, I managed to re-organize all my [...]
Posted in Ideas, Improving as a Teacher, Repertoire/Method Books, Topics in Teaching Piano, What I'm Up To | Also tagged , , , | Leave a comment

Make Business Cards for Your Music Studio

By joy (admin) | Published: 17 December 2009
Having business cards on hand is a convenient and professional way to give your contact information to potential students and their parents.  Here’s a simple, clean template for making your own business cards for your music studio! Printables > Other Resources > Business Cards Template for Music Teachers This template is a Microsoft Word (.doc) file, [...]
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6 Ways for Teachers to Stay Current

By joy (admin) | Published: 13 November 2009
Although many of us teachers are no longer in college, I think it’s safe to say that we all want to stay connected with other teachers/musicians and continue to improve and grow both as teachers and musicians.  Here are six ways to do just that: Stay in touch with any previous teachers or professors you may [...]
Posted in Improving as a Teacher, Resources / Links, Topics in Teaching Piano | Also tagged , , | 2 Comments

New Nat’l Music Achievement Program in the US?

By joy (admin) | Published: 19 October 2009
I recently heard that Carnegie Hall and The Juilliard School are considering the possibility of implementing a National Music Achievement Program in the US.  Here’s the lowdown: The program would include the following characteristics: Students would be evaluated by regional, reputable adjudicators using a pre-defined syllabus and repertoire list Evaluations would be available several times per year in [...]
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Top 10 Issues for Music Teachers in 2009

By joy (admin) | Published: 17 August 2009
I just finished reading the August/September 2009 issue of American Music Teacher.  Perhaps you’ve already read it too, if you’re a member of MTNA.  I was struck by an article written by Lezlee Bishop, 2009 Top Issues Project (pg. 27).  Her article presents the results of a survey run from February 1 through April 30, 2009, [...]
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