Taking Time Out: 5 tips for looking after you!
Exhausted from a long teaching stretch, I walk out of the studio and collapse on the couch. The last thing I want to do…
Technology and your Studio
Below are five reviews of popular Apps that piano teachers are currently using in their studios. You probably know them and are already using…
Music Teachers Association of SA EXPO 2016
The inaugural MTASA Music Educators’ Expo is aimed at music and instrumental teachers ( private and Employed ) in SA. In the interests of the music education industry…
Ten minutes with….Thembi Shears
Thembi Shears is a name synonymous in Australian teaching circles with engaging and inclusive teaching. She holds a degree in Primary Education and has…
Third Time’s A Charm!
When my children were younger and they were first trying new foods I remember how much of it would end up on the ground,…
Make-up Madness and Enrolment Fatigue: How to Alleviate your Ailments with Studio Policy
Each of us has a ‘way we do things’ and our studios are no different. When it comes to communicating the way things are…
Golden Rules; A guide to building your business, implementing and sticking to your plan.
Most people dream of having a job where they can choose their working hours, have flexibility, a job that can work around their family…
Carly’s Groovy Music Box
I have a Groovy Music Box. It holds all sorts of wonderful things to use in lessons and is a great icebreaker for new…
Jack: The early beginner, Ruby: The devourer and Cadence: the exam cliche
Jack: The early beginner I’ve got an early learner in my studio, Jack. He likes to be up and down from the piano, physically…
Are these the luckiest piano teachers in Australia?
We think we may just have found the luckiest teachers in Australia! We asked Meg Blackley, Lynette Pfundt, Rob Deavin, Chris Murray, Sue Patterson…