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small girl sitting on a piano and smiling at the camera As a piano teacher, fostering a supportive and engaging environment is key to...

silhouettes with colorful figures, numbers, and graphics to represent thinking minds and neurodiversity Since April is Autism Awareness Month, it’s a great time to learn about this neurotype that impacts so many individuals and students (current statistics from the CDC show that autism diagnosis rates are currently 1:36 in the U.S.A.) To help us better understand this complex neurotype, let’s define some of the verbiage you’ll hear (or may have heard) associated with autism,

Happy spring, friends! I don't attend the MTNA (Music Teachers National Association) national conference each year due to scheduling...

Summer is a great time to think through what worked and what you want to change in your studio this year! This will not only help you...

Lesson scheduling. Parent/student communication. Lesson plans + assessments. Studio technology. Digital/music organization. Any of these...

Goodbye school, hello summer! Well... almost. One mistake I made in my first teaching years was waiting until August to start planning...