As teachers, we have the responsibility to make parents feel welcomed and invited to participate in their child’s musical journey. Oftentimes parents haven’t experienced music lessons themselves and, though willing to be active participants, they are not sure how to become involved without interfering. It is easy for inexperienced teachers to assume that parents know how to be helpful, and in the process, miss an incredible opportunity to turn the parent into your best lesson ally. Read the blog to discover new strategies to successfully integrate parents into your studio activities.
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As parents, we have a crucial role to play in the success of music lessons. Regardless of your child’s age and level, the following list will help you understand the basics of how to properly offer support while he or she embarks on piano lessons. This, in turn, will make a huge difference in your teacher’s ability to achieve the best outcome with your child. Teachers can read the blog for ideas to use in their studio policies or parent documents, as well as for new strategies to turn parents into your best lesson ally.