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Self-Controlled Practice

May 2, 2012 iteachpiano Practice, Self-Regulation, Student, Teachers

In most music lessons, teachers determine the training protocol. For example, students are given goals to practice and prepare for[…]

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Attentional Focus

May 1, 2012 iteachpiano Piano, Practice

The individual’s focus of attention has a significant influence on the learning and performance of motor skills. Instrumental teachers focus[…]

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Performing is not learning

April 24, 2012 iteachpiano Beginner, Practice, Teachers

Blocked verses random practice The most common methods of practice for the musician is repetition. Practising has operational phases. Sections[…]

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Self-Regulation Strategies of Adolescent Instrumental Students

April 20, 2012 iteachpiano Beginner, Music, Practice, Self-Regulation, Teachers

Research indicates that expert instrumentalists engage in a systemic approach to their practice. This includes problem identification, problem solving, planning[…]

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“How do you think you played?”

April 18, 2012 iteachpiano Beginner, Piano, Practice, Teachers

The use of verbal feedback is a common practice in instrumental lessons.Prior research led to the belief for optimal learning[…]

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It’s not how much, it’s how.

April 18, 2012 iteachpiano Beginner, Expert Performance, Piano, Teachers

A recent study has investigated the differences in practice strategies between professional and amateur pianists. The results demonstrated that it[…]

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The Talent Paradox

April 7, 2012 iteachpiano Talent Development, Training

Currently reading Music, Talent, and Performance – Henry Kingsbury. It is an anthropologists report about life within a conservatory culture.[…]

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800% Difference!

October 27, 2011 iteachpiano Beginner, Piano, Practice

‘Practice makes perfect’. Ericsson (1993) followed violinists in a study of practice time. Results showed that those individuals who practiced[…]

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iPhone Practice Apps

October 22, 2011 iteachpiano Practice

I use my iPhone to log my practice sessions and take notes. The app is Musicians Practice Journal by Axe[…]

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Teacher Skill

October 22, 2011 iteachpiano Beginner, Student, Teachers

In all areas of education, there has been an accumulation of knowledge and methods for effective teaching and learning. Music[…]

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