Studio Environment – Some Keys to Success
Dr. Scott Price Studio environment can play an important role in the success of our students with special needs. We don’t tend to think of the studio as being more than a tool in the lesson, but the actual environment and the objects present can...
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Dr. Melissa Martiros Several years ago, I received a memorable email from a parent on a quest to find a piano teacher for her son, Adam. Prior to reading the text of the email, I opened up the attached document and viewed a scanned image...
Person-First Language
Dr. Beth Bauer When our students walk into our studios for lessons, we often ask them how was their week, are they doing anything fun this week, or ask about something they told as at their previous lesson. Regardless of who the student is or...
Meet the Authors of the Inclusive Piano Teaching Blog III
Dr. Melissa Martiros Melissa Martiros currently holds the position of Assistant Professor and Program Coordinator of Music at Martin Methodist College in Pulaski, TN where she is also serves as the Director of the CWN Community Arts Academy, a pre-college program she founded in 2015....
Meet the Authors of the Inclusive Piano Teaching Blog!
The next three postings will introduce you to the three authors who will be sharing their expertise. First up, Dr. Scott Price from the University of South Carolina. Dr. Scott Price is the founder and instructor of the Carolina LifeSong Initiative that is dedicated to...
Welcome to the Inclusive Piano Teaching Blog
Welcome to the Inclusive Piano Teaching Blog sponsored by The Frances Clark Center for Keyboard Pedagogy. We hope you will join us in the coming months as we share information on teaching learners of all abilities. Check back often for new content! What is the...
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