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he Teaching Studio is that part of The Piano
Education Page site especially for piano teachers. It shares tips and experiences of
accomplished teachers and educators developed over long years of teaching. If you're a piano
teacher with a problem you'd like some help with, you want to learn about some useful
teaching materials, or you'd just like some ideas to enliven your teaching, step into
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Teaching Studio Articles:
Music Teaching Careers
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Teaching Tips
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Switching Methods
by Nancy
Ostromencki and John Zeigler
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Enriching Your Students' Musical Backgrounds
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Technology and the Teaching Studio
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Although there are far too many pages on PEP of potential interest to
teachers to list here, these are some of the most used ones for easy
reference. If you would like to take a look at all the documents on the site
we think are most useful for teachers, see the PEP
Score. If you have a need for
other specific information not indicated here or above, be sure to use PEP's search page to do a
keyword search. Chances are good that we've dealt with the issue somewhere on the
site.
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The Piano Education Page, Op. 10, No. 2,
https://pianoeducation.org
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