31. Pro Tips with Dr. Josh Wright

from piano teacher primer · host Angela Toone

You won't believe the job he couldn't wait to quit! Then he started teaching piano so he could have a real job! Favorite quote from Josh: "Everybody wins when you're willing to share your knowledge freely" He summarized some of the best ways the teachers he has studied with have influenced his teaching: Dr. Susan Duehlmeir, Dr. Logan Skelton, and Sergei Babayan His Top 3 Tips for Beginning Piano Teachers 1. Find a quality teacher or mentor. It's time and money well spent 2. Have patience and realize that piano is an ultra-marathon. Enjoying the journey is so important. 3. Practice in a variety of tempos. Master all the details slowly. Tempo is the final step These tips relate to learning the piano as well as teaching. He even showed a little piano technique on the interview! Bonus he explains his setup for teaching online with multiple cameras: YouTube dual video angles amazon link ATEM Mini Youtube blue yeti microphone amazon link blue yet microphone website: joshwrightpiano.com courses: joshwrightpiano.teachable.com Use coupon code "podcast" for 20% off! email: [email protected] I can be that quality teacher or mentor for teachers just starting out! - angela angelatoone.com how I teach a first piano lesson video piano teacher primer course

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