You are a music teacher who knows how to make lessons fun and involving for a young person in a rebellious frame of mind.
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posted by yoHighness
on Mar 4, 2013 -
3 answers
Music should be experienced first-hand and without instruments. Where in New York City can I go and
participate in music? Choral groups, drum circles, singing circles - where do I find them?
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posted by MesoFilter
on Mar 12, 2010 -
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Since I don't necessarily care if I get fired at the end of the year, what can I do to make this a memorable and completely awesome school year for my second graders?
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posted by HotPatatta
on Sep 28, 2009 -
59 answers
I've resolved to start private piano lessons this coming fall semester, and want to know how to evaluate (and what questions to ask of) potential piano teachers.
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posted by phrontist
on Jun 17, 2007 -
7 answers
I'm in the second round of interviews for this competitive science summer camp teaching position. This includes presenting a three-minute lesson on anything in particular that targets K-5 kids. My problem: I've never taught kids before, and I'm pretty sure those I'm up against have. What do you think would be a good, short demonstration that gives kids some hands-on experience and that would also blow their minds?
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posted by i8ny3x
on May 15, 2007 -
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Last week AskMe helped me decide to start giving guitar lessons. I've taught many people how to play, but never formally or for pay. I live in an urban area surrounded by schools and rec centers, so getting the word out by flyer will be easy. In order to be properly prepared there is ...
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posted by snsranch
on Oct 3, 2006 -
14 answers
I've been asked to give music lessons to a young blind boy. He has been blind since birth, and he is a music fanatic. Please help me figure out the best approach to take in teaching him about music.
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posted by davey_darling
on Sep 22, 2006 -
21 answers