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Summit for MTNA Leadership: A Class Act
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Evernote: an Independent Music Teacher's Handbook Series
Learn how Evernote can transform your life through increased productivity and studio organization as an independent music teacher.
Descriptive and Imaginative: A Review of Music by Lynette Sawatsky
A review of two descriptive and imaginative collections from Canadian composer Lynette Sawatsky. Audio clips available for preview.
Lesson Planning: A King-Size Master Spreadsheet
Use Excel to create one master lesson planning spreadsheet for your studio. Feel organized, gain clarify, track student history, and see the big picture.
The Varsity Musician's Playbook Series
Commitment-building strategies from team sports to the studio. Learn how to build interdependence within your studio for a team atmosphere.
A Picture Number is Worth a Thousand Words: Studio Retention-Rate Marketing
Highlight your studio's consistency, customer satisfaction, and brand delivery by calculating and marketing your studio's annual retention rate.
Top Tools and Resources
Grammarly: Spell-Check on Steroids
One of my top all-around favorite tools helps me improve my communication in every avenue of my personal and professional life.
Colors of the Rainbow: A review of Ready for Theory
Ready for Theory is a beautiful theory course with clutter-free pages and solid content. Its design easily allows flexibility with any piano method.
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