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Elsewhere at
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Immunize Yourself
If stage fright is a disease, then you should try curing yourself in advance.
The Practice Revolution
The ultimate guide to practicing. What works, what doesn't, what really happens in
the practice room - and how to fix it.
Science of Motivation
17 experiments you can try to find out what really fires up your students.
The Talented Studio
We show you how to fill your studio with nothing but talented students
Taking a Day Off
Recharge your practice by earning a day off. We show you how.
Groundhog Day Exams
We look at a powerful way of preparing for your next exam.
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The Practice Revolution:
Getting great results from the six days between music lessons
The most ambitious guide to practicing ever undertaken—over 320 pages of what works, what doesn't, what really happens when students practice, and how to fix it. The Practice Revolution seeks to end forever the obsession with how much practice students do, and switches the focus to helping students get more done in less time.
Read more about The Practice Revolution
If the advice at practicespot seems useful for your students or children, you might want to check out
the book that started it all.
Not Until You've Done Your Practice contains the essential advice of practicespot, but is designed
with young readers in mind.
It is still the only book of it's kind on the planet - a big print, cartoon-filled easy-to-read guide for kids on
making practicing effective and fun!
120 pp, fully illustrated - 3rd edition. ISBN 0-646-40265-X - (Read more...)
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Tuning In (Order Now)
by Lucinda Mackworth-Young
"Entertaining and readable, this book explains the intuitive processes which all good music teachers and performers use, it sheds light on many of the problems encountered daily and it offers a wealth of practical suggestions and solutions."
Including psychology for:
Understanding Pupils, Teacher-Pupil Relationships, Motivation, Learning Skills, Teaching Styles, Lesson Content, Practice, Problem Pupils, Pupil-Parent and Teacher-Parent Relationships, Improvisation, Group Teaching, Inner Authority in Performance, Performer-Audience Relationships, Anxiety, Communication and Safety in Performance. |
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