Intelligent Music Teaching: Essays on the Core Principles of Effective Instruction
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This collection of essays looks at how people learn and how those ideas apply to teaching music. The writing is conversational rather than technical, and each essay builds on a principle of learning that teachers can put to use with students. The chapters aim to help instructors respond to learners with very different levels of skill, by understanding more about how students take in and retain what they are taught. Creative, thoughtful teaching is presented as something that can be developed with practice. The book is meant for music teachers first, but parents who want to understand their children's lessons will also find it useful and easy to follow.
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