262: When the music teacher becomes the student

An episode of the Music Teachers: Expand Online podcast, hosted by Jaime Slutzky, titled "262: When the music teacher becomes the student" was published on February 8, 2023 and runs 9 minutes.

February 8, 2023 ·9m · Music Teachers: Expand Online

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Summary

In this episode of the Music Teachers: Expand Online podcast, host Jaime Slutzky discusses the importance of a music teacher also being a student. The episode is aimed at music teachers who are looking to create impact and income online as independent music teachers. Jaime provides three suggestions for listeners on how to make the most of online learning opportunities: Don't be a passive student. Take action on the teaching you receive from online resources, such as YouTube videos, podcasts, and webinars. It's important to implement what you've learned, not just take notes. Have one place where you record what you're learning. Using a notebook, Google doc, or other tool to document everything you have learned allows you to have one central place to document your learnings which will make it easier to implement them in your business. Commit to yourself and the process. This is especially important when you pay for a resource or if it's free and time-limited. You have to invest the time to make the most of your learning. Being a student in the online space is crucial for music teachers looking to expand their business. Jaime provides practical advice on how to be a better student by implementing what you've learned, recording your learnings in one place, and committing to the process. Connect with Jaime: Instagram Facebook Zoom - Book a call with me to discuss your path forward! Get your free guide to making money teaching music online here!

Episode Description

In this episode of the Music Teachers: Expand Online podcast, host Jaime Slutzky discusses the importance of a music teacher also being a student.

The episode is aimed at music teachers who are looking to create impact and income online as independent music teachers.

Jaime provides three suggestions for listeners on how to make the most of online learning opportunities:

Don't be a passive student. Take action on the teaching you receive from online resources, such as YouTube videos, podcasts, and webinars. It's important to implement what you've learned, not just take notes.
Have one place where you record what you're learning. Using a notebook, Google doc, or other tool to document everything you have learned allows you to have one central place to document your learnings which will make it easier to implement them in your business.
Commit to yourself and the process. This is especially important when you pay for a resource or if it's free and time-limited. You have to invest the time to make the most of your learning.

Being a student in the online space is crucial for music teachers looking to expand their business. Jaime provides practical advice on how to be a better student by implementing what you've learned, recording your learnings in one place, and committing to the process.