Just a quick update today:
I recently wrote an article for the blog of the Southwest District of the Ohio Music Teachers Association. It is entitled: Productivity Tips for Piano Teachers. Click here to read the article!
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Joy Morin, MM, is a teacher, pianist, composer, speaker, and writer of a blog at ColorInMyPiano.com. A devoted teacher and lifelong learner, she teaches students of all ages at her independent piano studio near Ann Arbor, Michigan. Joy is a frequent attendee and presenter at conferences and workshops, and enjoys connecting with fellow piano teachers through her blog and beyond.
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Nice one and I read this article By the way nice information on your blog post
I back this process 100%. It works not only for teaching piano but for many other areas in a persons working life.
Love your ideas! I went to the CFMTA conference in Vancouver and attended a great seminar by Terry Small ‘the brain guy’. He said for brain and body health don’t sit for longer than age+2 minutes. A six year old should stand up and move after 6+2=8 minutes. The max for anyone to sit is 20 minutes. I have found this really helps with fatigue.
Thanks for this! I found your post really helpful for getting some organization back into my life. I’m now currently reading ‘Getting Things Done’, thanks to your suggestion!
Great ideas! I need to take to heart what you said about leaving work at work and enjoying time off when I’m not at work. Thanks for all these ideas!