Normally, I’m a pretty organized guy, but in this one particular area… I seem to struggle. Now, something occurred to me recently. Over the past four years, I’ve created an enormous number of resources about group lessons. And they are scattered all over the web... For someone trying to locate resources on how to start and run a group lesson program, it would be difficult - if not downright impossible - to locate all of these resources. Especially since you don’t know where to look. It’s a little bit like me trying to find my car keys. So, last week, my team and I created a new blog post with links to almost all of the public resources that I’ve created on group lessons. This blog post covers the following topics: How to support students and give them attention in the context of group How to teach theory in group lessons How to prep students for recitals or exams in a group lesson program How to get parents on board your group lesson program (or any kind of program) My blueprint for creating a high-income career teaching group How group lessons can increase your studio’s retention and quality of student Many, many more resources, ebooks, and videos to answer any and every question you have
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